Ever since I worked with refugees in the mid 80s, those who are displaced from their homes by war and violence have held a special place in my heart. Because…
By Dave Luebkeman — Extreme poverty and the environment are not two separate issues and a healthy environment is vital to a community’s ability to fight poverty. Plant With Purpose…
Today’s reflection is adapted from this post which Kathy Escobar posted during the original Journey Into Wholeness challenge in 2009. “man does not live by bread alone.” luke 4:4 another week…
An Age of Hunger by Lynne M. Baab I have a short list called “books that changed my life.” The first book (chronologically) on that list is Rich Christians in…
I have been thinking a lot over the last few days about ways I should be engaged in helping to alleviate the world’s suffering in pain. I always feel so…
This morning’s post comes from Edith Yoder Executive Director of Bridge of Hope an organization which has always impressed me tremendously. Their mission is ending and preventing homelessness in your community…
Yesterday I met with Brian Sellers-Petersen, the Director of Church Engagement Programs at Episcopal Relief and Development. He told me about some great resources for Spiritual formation that Episcopal Relief…
