Cleaning Up After Hurricane Matthew in North Carolina – You Can Help
You Can Help! World Renew Disaster Response Services (DRS) volunteers
Advent 2016: Love
Falling in love is one of the most profoundly spiritual experiences a person can have. By falling in love we discover our capacity for selflessness. We experience what it means to entrust ourselves, our souls and bodies, to another. When we fall in love as God does, we too will ultimately “stretch out [our] arms of love on the hard wood of the cross,” just as Jesus did.
Advent 2016: Shine
Rather than experiencing the sorrows of our world as a source of desolation, hear the news as a clarion call, as motivation and clarification for what we are to be about as followers of Jesus Christ: to bear the beams of God’s love and light and life, especially to those who wouldn’t otherwise know it.
Addressing Violence Against Women in Bangladesh
Established by the United Nations in 1999, this day of
Learning for Serving
Sarah Brooks is excited to work in a tangible way to help fight global poverty.
God’s Warm Shelter of Hope
NIGERIA - Widows and orphans often pass through very painful and emotional moments. Those painful moments are worse if the affected widows and young orphans are poor and live in the midst of negative cultural practices with dehumanizing treatment. They are often vulnerable, stigmatized, discriminated against, and victimized. And they may suffer in silence without a caring listener.
World Toilet Day: Latrines Needed Urgently
One in three people do not have access to a toilet.For
Meeting the Needs of Refugees in Uganda
Over 172,000 refugees have been received at the Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement Camp making it one of the largest refugee camps in the world.
From Aid to Trade in Haiti
In 2010 an earthquake devastated Haiti and left nearly 3 million people in need.
CFGB Funding Supports World Renew’s Response in Haiti
The Canadian Foodgrains Bank is committing $527,000 to World Renew's response in Haiti, where Hurricane Matthew, the third-strongest hurricane in Haitian history, touched down on October 4, 2016.