Charities

When Christians neglect the poor and oppressed, it’s not because we love Jesus too much but because we love him too little.

Here in Minneapolis, our immigrant neighbors are scared. Local churches like mine are working to meet their needs.

When paychecks and SNAP distributions stop, the food pantry line grows.

Warm feelings about nice-sounding programs aren’t enough. Genuinely transformative efforts are long, slow, and local.

More ministries call themselves churches or associations of churches to avoid disclosure requirements.

Six months after Hurricane Helene, the flood of fast fashion has yet to recede.

My Christmastime charity is small, insufficient, and muddled in motive. It is also what I can and must do.

Rather than follow the equal protections secured in Supreme Court decisions, the Biden administration opted for a complicated and soul-killing alternative.

I understand frustration with media negativity. But bad news may be God’s invitation to work alongside him.

Emanuel Nabieu was taken in by the Child Rescue Center 16 years ago. Now he is taking the organization in a different direction.