Fetch water or eat breakfast? Use the water to bathe or wash clothes? These were the decisions Tigist and her children had to make on a daily basis because their community lacked clean water. The Past Before Clean Water Tigist and her four children live in a small… Read More
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Not far from the magnificent Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia, the world’s largest religious monument in the world, there is an area where landmines of a dark past remain hidden underground. Located along the northwest border with Thailand, this corner of the country surrounded by rice paddies and forest-covered mountains… Read More
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The One and Only Gift This Christmas
Arguments broke out at our house every Christmas when I was growing up. It was always around one topic. The annual argument formed around a particular family tradition, in fact: the tradition of opening all gifts only on Christmas Day. The Parents’ logic was firm, but unequivocal—‘we are… Read More
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Prayer is one of the most powerful tools that the Holy Spirit enables us to lift up our desires, needs, and petitions to the Lord. It’s the way we learn to rely on God and say “your will, not mine, be done.” As we transition into a new decade, may… Read More
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When you begin walking alongside an organization like Food for the Hungry (FH), whether it’s by becoming a donor, a volunteer, a staff member, or a child sponsor — from day one you’re ultimately investing in the future. Your generosity — even if it’s a one-time gift — has… Read More
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This post is the twelfth in a series on God’s Story, the Foundation for FH’s Work in Relief and Development. Follow the series, starting with the first post. When Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique earlier this year, Food for the… Read More