Harry and I arrived in Kathmandu on October 28th after a very long 36 hour trip. It’s really great being back, catching up with staff, colleagues from other INGOs, and friends we made here previously, as well as seeing the progress that was made in the field since we left early last May. We spent the first few days in orientation with World Renew’s Program Manager, Mukti Suvedi, before he returned to Canada to spend time with his family.
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Like the psalmist, we often have mixed emotions of thankfulness for God’s provision, and sorrow about current events. That was true of the past couple of months.
It has been three years since Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines and changed thousands of lives forever.
In the community of Los Llanitos, Honduras a well named after Maria Dam is producing water for families in need.
"They are struggling to rebuild their lives, find a new
In Nigeria, thousands of people are living with disabilities as a result of road accidents, polio or other diseases and crises.
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Joelle Wilhelm never had to know how to use a screw gun before—mainly because the need had never come up.
In Christian communities, I think we often overuse or misinterpret the verse that “God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:6-7).