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Children of the World | Adventures on the Road

The past few months have been filled with adventure for the Children of the World. From the vast deserts of New Mexico, to the majestic mountains of the Pacific Northwest, the children have been enjoying creation to the fullest between concerts. In Alamogordo, New...

Water Essay | Through the Lens

“Most people envision gushing, crystal clear water abundantly flowing off the majestic Himalayan Mountains in Nepal. To tell you the truth, I knew the need for clean water was prevalent before my husband and I lived here, but really, I had no grasp as to how...

Challenge to Liberty: “Change Your World”

Yesterday, World Help President Vernon Brewer stood in front of 10,000 Liberty University students in their convocation and encouraged them to use their God-given abilities to change the world. He reminded them that, like so many of their peers before them, they have...

Investing in the Children of Zimbabwe

Between Zimbabwe’s vast valleys and dense rain forests, is a country severely impacted by poverty and disease. More than half of the population lives below the national poverty line, struggling with unemployment and limited access to clean water. But one of the...

Day Two: A Vision for Zimbabwe

My friend Albert Mavunga is changing the world. Albert is a native Zimbabwean and a recent graduate of my alma mater Liberty University—one of World Help’s first supporters. Since the very beginning, Liberty has been on the frontlines of the mission field, empowering...
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