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I woke up the morning of March 6th and sat up, disoriented and dizzy. As I walked to the kitchen to get a glass of water, the room started to spin and I could barely keep standing. I was confused … Continue reading →

After I sat at the table and shared a meal with those being human trafficked, I knew I would never stop fighting for justice. This is not social justice! This is God’s justice! God made every person in His image, … Continue reading →

“My mom told me that I can’t go to school because she is not working and there is no money for school supplies.” This story is shared by Anna, one of our partners in Honduras. She explains how sponsorship changed … Continue reading →

When I moved to Canada, my most challenging thing was not understanding the language and having no friends. My name is “sunshine”, and I am 16 years old. I am the last of eleven children in my family and I … Continue reading →

She came to our attention about a week ago. Here in our city was a teen without a pair of shoes to wear, other than her sneakers with the soles ripped in half. I will come back to her story … Continue reading →

No matter how difficult life can be there can be moments to celebrate! Tomorrow is Haiti Flag Day, the day set aside to celebrate the culture and heritage of the Haitian flag. The key elements in their flag are the … Continue reading →

I just want my daughter and I to…. A 30 year old mom who loves her beautiful nine year old daughter is absolutely desperate. She and her daughter have not eaten in two days, and they are very unwell physically, … Continue reading →

I want to use my blog to tell other people’s stories of victories and challenges. I hope you will read this account from a friend of mine, when it comes to food insecurity because of health and prices. “I have … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a fabulous day, hanging out with our granddaughter after church and just enjoying her positive little heart. We love her, what a gift from God! After inquiring with her what she might want for lunch, she thought french … Continue reading →

Walking the aisles of the grocery store for 30 minutes, was exhausting, you want to know why? The battle in my mind was in two areas: What could I buy for 1.75? I encourage you to take walk though any … Continue reading →