The worldwide financial downturn caused by COVID-19 is one more reason to lose hope, for some of the most vulnerable.

Remembering a courageous civil rights activist whose name and story are too little known.

How the church persists in the midst of political unrest, violence, and poverty.

That's a huge problem, according to one doctor with Sustainable Medical Missions.

An interview with local nonprofit leader on the current state of the country.

How the church should help the rising number of people sleeping on the streets.

After the city voted to ban encampments in the Texas capital, more churches see advocacy, lobbying, and government partnerships as part of their outreach.

My pride was blinding me to an important truth: that healthy relationships revolve around mutuality, not one-sided generosity.

New study shows food pantries serve more than their immediate neighbors.

Christians won’t overcome partisanship just by resolving to order from each side’s policy menu.

The story of Marisol and Joel Lopez, a couple who find Christ’s love in the midst of field labor.

Thaddeus Williams asks good questions about contemporary zeal for change. But there are questions to ask of his critique as well.

We must begin by understanding what holds people back—and what gives them true hope.

While other children’s homes have closed, Mully Children’s Family has continued to care for thousands.

A new initiative led by Thabiti Anyabwile aims to support leaders serving in distressed urban areas.

How to heal a medical system that abandons the vulnerable.

One of the country’s top charities has added millions of meals and shelter beds despite a COVID-19 fundraising crunch.

Where in America can we see proof of righteousness and justice for disadvantaged racialized people?