Commentary // Stories // Thinking it Through0
The recent findings of graves at former residential schools show how greatly the rights of children have been evolving in Canada. Christians are leading the charge to see more children have better futures with things like clean and safe drinking…Read More→
Stories that Make Us // Thinking it Through0
What we would call being trapped in a third world country amid a crisis Dr Stephen Foster, a medical missionary with SIM (Serving In Mission) calls a day’s work. Now in Lubango, the second most populous city in Angola, southwest…Read More→
Commentary // Thinking it Through0
On every married woman’s hand in the western world you’re likely to see an engagement ring. The ultimate ring that’s been marketed to women for the past 50 years has been a diamond. I’m no exception, but I now know…Read More→
Our culture reveres celebrities. In the very least we greatly admire their words, the products they buy (which we associate with their identities), and are frequently followers of them in the virtual world. And the world’s culture is carrying over…Read More→
Stories // Stories We’re following0
Throughout the world attitudes and beliefs about children, especially girls, vary greatly. In some communities child brides, early motherhood, and even disproportionate resources in families are allocated to men and boys, to the peril of pregnant mothers and female children….Read More→
As unemployment increases, more women, youth and children are likely to be trafficked into forced labour and sexual exploitation. A global snapshot of this includes things like poor parents selling children to brothels or mines, more child brides and trucks…Read More→
Focus // Crisis Response // Columns // Global Report // Stories // Stories We’re following0
Mission, relief, and community development charities stand at the ready to act in crisis globally. They are always prepared for what form crisis will assume and what will be required to help others. With a pandemic of the scale of…Read More→