by Nicole Leeper | Sep 16, 2013 | Orphan Care, Prayer, Wholistic Care
By Darci Irwin | Director of Rescue TeamsA few years ago I learned something that revolutionized my understanding of breathing. Did you know the body is designed to breathe 6-8 breaths per minute but the common person breathes upwards of 20 or...
by Nicole Leeper | Aug 26, 2013 | Fundraising, Home Based Care, Prayer, Wholistic Care
By Matthew Hanks | Director of Advocacy Have you ever had a strong yearning to help in a situation but have not known how? I live in Colorado Springs, and a several weeks back, some 500 not-too-distant neighbors of mine lost their homes. Watching the fire...
by Nicole Leeper | Jul 12, 2013 | Orphan Care, Rescue Partners, Rescue Run, Wholistic Care
by Kathy Davis | Director of Wholistic CareCancer, disease, school and movie theatre shootings, marathon finish line bombings, war torn nations, earthquakes, tornadoes, sex trafficking, and orphaned and abandoned children are daily reminders that all is not well...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 5, 2013 | Church Partnership, Conferences, Home Based Care, Orphan Care, Wholistic Care
By Kate Borders | Senior Director MobilizationRecently 11 World Orphans staff attended the Christian Alliance for Orphans, Summit IX.It was exciting to hear about what God is doing through His people around the world to care for orphaned and vulnerable...
by Nicole Leeper | May 22, 2013 | Child Stories, Home Based Care, Orphan Care, Projects, Sustainability, Wholistic Care
By Jeremy Resmer | Sr. Director-ProjectsJames 1:27 reveals God’s heart and desire for his people to look after orphans and widows. Throughout scripture, the church is called to respond with compassion to all sorts of needs. These include and are not limited to...
by Nicole Leeper | Jul 17, 2012 | Home Based Care, Orphan Care, Wholistic Care
By Jacques Sadie | Nicaragua Country DirectorLately, our World Orphans staff have been re-studying together the book, When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty Without Hurting the Poor . . . and Yourself by Steve Corbett. It is really a book about...
