Collaboration in Cambodia

by | Sep 30, 2013 | Uncategorized

In His final prayer for the future generations of disciples, people that would someday become members of the Kingdom, Jesus prayed, “…that all of them may be one.” And while most Christians would gladly acknowledge that they value “oneness” in the Kingdom, living and...

Breathe

by | 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...

Power To Act

by | 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...

One At A Time

by | Aug 23, 2013 | Uncategorized

By Sheri Mellema – Advocacy There she stood with red rimmed eyes, tears about to spill onto her cheeks. She was young, and as I awkwardly attempted to comfort her, I was instantly drawn to this girl’s innate and very palpable sense of compassion. “What do we do?” she...

Where Did You Get That Cool Shirt?

by | Aug 22, 2013 | Uncategorized

Our staff has been sporting new World Orphans t-shirts lately that are drawing a bit of attention, and we keep hearing the question: “Where can I get one?” At the new World Orphans web store, that’s where! And, we’re having a design competition… You can now get...

One at a Time

by | Jul 18, 2013 | Events

By Sheri Mellema | AdvocacyThere she stood with red rimmed eyes, tears about to spill onto her cheeks. She was young, and as I awkwardly attempted to comfort her, I was instantly drawn to this girl’s innate and very palpable sense of compassion. “What do we do?”...