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In a world of chaos, you’re doing a world of good

In a world of chaos, you’re doing a world of good

It’s been an interesting year to say the least — one filled with Zoom meetings, curbside pickup, and online church services. And with the number of coronavirus cases spiking in several states again and continuing to spread worldwide, it’s hard to say when things will...
Would you last 21 days?

Would you last 21 days?

“As I speak right now, we are a little over two weeks into our 21-day lockdown, and I can tell you right now most people are on their last meal.” In Zimbabwe, lockdown doesn’t just mean isolation. It means starvation. When we last spoke to our Zimbabwean partner, the...
Zimbabwe unemployment as high as 80% amid pandemic

Zimbabwe unemployment as high as 80% amid pandemic

Over 26 million Americans are out of work because of the coronavirus. Their livelihoods have been upended. Fortunately, many have options to help them at least in the short term. They have savings. They can file for unemployment. There’s a stimulus check on the way....
A nation literally starving for attention

A nation literally starving for attention

Even before Cyclone Idai hit earlier this year, Zimbabwe was already a country in crisis. Suffering from years of drought due to El Niño, the nation has been food insecure since the early 2000s. In fact, according to the United Nations, Zimbabwe’s food situation is...
URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

Zimbabwe has declared a state of emergency in the wake of the cyclone that killed hundreds and left countless others homeless across the region.After tearing across Mozambique with 100-plus mph winds, Cyclone Idai hit Zimbabwe March 17 with devastating force, dumping...
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