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Hunger
Though the world is producing more food than ever, hundreds of millions of people still go hungry. Drought, war, poor farming practices, corruption, and higher demand for both food supply and for grains to be used in biofuels are all contributing factors to famines and food shortages. Governments, nonprofits, and Christian NGOs are doing what they can to bring aid, but there is still much work to be done.
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The Just Life with Benjamin Watson
Jasmine Crowe-Houston: Love and Feed Your Neighbor
Reframing hunger as a justice issue, not charity.
The Bulletin
SNAP Benefits, Iran Update, and Practices to Calm Anxiety
Federal funding for food assistance, what’s new in Iran, and embodied practices to address anxiety.
News
Government Shutdown Deepens Hunger Crisis
When paychecks and SNAP distributions stop, the food pantry line grows.
News
As Shutdown Strains Incomes, Church Ramps Up to Feed the Hungry
In suburban Detroit, a $50,000 ministry grant helps families keep food on the tables during furloughs.
News
7 Significant Changes in Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
Evangelical ministries and advocates respond to the legislation’s impacts on immigration enforcement, food aid, and abortion funding.
Wire Story
Evangelical Consultant Johnnie Moore Appointed to Lead Gaza Aid Effort
The former religious freedom commissioner and Trump faith adviser steps in after the first weeks of food distributions.
Being Human
Revisiting ‘Grieve, Breathe, Receive’ with Steve Carter
Steve Cuss offers new reflections then highlights a powerful conversation on grief.
Being Human
Eugene Cho’s Guide to Mercy over Burnout
The president and CEO of Bread for the World offers a global view on faithful discipleship.
Grace in Gangland
Amid violence and shortages, a Haitian pastor dares to believe that Jesus still fills the hungry.
We’re a Broken People. But We Still Break Bread.
In the wilderness of western Uganda, we feast on peanut butter and malaria meds and gardening tips.