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Caring for Children with Cancer

Marzo 17, 2021
Facing a cancer diagnosis is frightening at any age. Facing it as a child is unimaginable. In Belarus, a child diagnosed with cancer often receives care at the Belarusian Research Center for... Read More
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Across the Miles: Letters from Sponsored Children

Marzo 12, 2021
Around the world, thousands of children participate in church-led holistic child development programs. Many of those children attend child development centers where they receive regular spiritual,... Read More
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Our Fostering Journey

Marzo 3, 2021
For our family, becoming foster parents is what led us back to the church. We were living a life away from Christ when we watched an episode of the TV show 7th Heaven that focused on how hard it was... Read More
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Coffee and Community: A Moldovan Church Ministers to Those Facing Addiction

Febrero 25, 2021
With a population of just 2.6 million people, the Eastern European country of Moldova has the dubious honor of the world’s highest alcohol consumption rate. It’s no surprise, then, that this former... Read More
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A Church for Everyone: Welcoming Young Adults with Disabilities

Febrero 17, 2021
Martín* arrives early to school. Doing so calms the anxiety, which for two years paralyzed him and filled him with frustration that he couldn't understand. In his previous schools, he was bullied and... Read More
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Relief for Refugees of War: Providing Care in Armenia

Febrero 3, 2021

Nazarenes in Armenia are providing food and hygiene relief packages to families displaced by the recent war between Armenia and neighboring country Azerbaijan that erupted on September 27.

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Reconnecting Thanks to Sponsorship

Enero 13, 2021

When Avezi Kilemi got married in his home country, Kenya, this past August, Lois Knight and her husband, Curtis, were able to attend the wedding. Virtually, that is.

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The Necessity of Hope

Enero 5, 2021

I was reminded recently of the tenaciousness that Christian hope involves. This kind of hope—the hope that persists—is something we all need right now.