Article by Claire Stewart, Senior manager of strategic initiatives at HOPE International, from the Better Samaritan I found this article...

caretaking is an act of courage and courageous acts include making oneself vulnerable.

I came across a couple of lengthy quotes by Father Oscar Romero, a priest from El Salvador who became archbishop of San Salvador in 1977...

Learning about Refugee and Forced Migration through a class at Wheaton’s Humanitarian and Disaster Institute (Humanitarian and Disaster...

In this season of uncertainty, unrest and division we can feel discouraged or even hopeless. Some of us may experience fear of the...

Christians who, by their action or inaction, add to the brokenness of the world, seriously undermine our witness to the gospel of peace.” th

We are able to know God because He graciously reveals himself to us.

We are all experiencing unusual and distressing times. If our daily diet consists of large amounts of mass media, we may become...

To know God's Word is to know God.

As followers of Jesus, we have the Word of God and the Holy Spirit to comfort us

Dignity is defined as: the quality or state of being worthy, honored, or esteemed

JustKindHumility always looks to Scripture for guidance in everyday life and circumstances. Our overarching emphasis is on living a life...

I was humbled as I was reminded that God is indeed the Creator of all that is good.

"The Lord is near to those who are discouraged; he saves those who have lost all hope.” - Psalm 34:18 Healing the...

Who can separate us?

They aim to empower these children and their communities through relationships that cultivate holistic transformation and sustainability.

This is an exercise to increase resiliency. Doing this exercise when you are not under stress will help you be able to relax in times of str

What does justice and mercy look like in a world entering a time of challenge and uncertainty?

...The Evangelical Immigration Table exists to encourage distinctly biblical thinking about issues of immigration...

...when we welcome this kind of biblical Justice, we really do welcome Jesus.