Development

The founder of Four Corners Group shares how his organization unlocks potential and helps underserved youth flourish.

As a Christian community, we have a responsibility to respond with compassion and solidarity to those who have been impacted by the earthquakes.

By changing the way we think about orphan care, we can see children raised in families, not buildings.

The data in the new Pew Research Center study on Christians and the environment is conflicting. How can we best respond?

To celebrate our second anniversary, we're featuring the ten most-read articles from last year.

The Christian faith is not so much about doing good, doing right, or doing more. It is about seeing correctly.

Poverty alleviation work is difficult. But with God’s help, we can tackle not only the symptoms of poverty, but also the root causes.

More than 7 million Somalis need life-saving aid to prevent another famine.

Why our churches should ask deeper questions about the root causes of grinding poverty and systemic violence.

MA in Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership students share what inspired and challenged them most during the annual event.

Equip your church for the next disaster and learn more about the resources available through the FEMA app.

A man who grew up as an orphan in Sierra Leone shares his recommendation for a pinpointed approach.

Global Hunger is a problem not making headlines even though it’s a major issue we must engage.

As you pray for Ukrainian refugees, five faces to keep in mind.

With over four decades of leadership, learn how Atul Tandon ended up in pursuit of humanitarian work and speaks to building others up.

In the beautiful continent of Africa, food insecurity is still an ever-growing problem. Learn how the HDI program equipped a student with a desire to bring change and respond to God’s call to care for the earth.

Implementing water systems as part of a holistic community plan is changing the game.

Curtis Chang challenges those of his generation to step up and care for our world.

Toxic environments in humanitarian organizations put staff and those they serve at risk.

Humanitarians care about the origin and impact of their gifts. Find a list of ideas to help get you started.