World Vision Magazine — 2005

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• Children of War — Night finds children in northern Uganda fleeing their homes to avoid being forced to fight in a brutal civil war.

• Dreaming and Dying on Mexico’s Streets — Children on the streets of Mexico City dream of a better life—one that, through World Vision, is within reach.

• News from the Field — Updates from hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and more; put yourself in the shoes of an HIV-positive person; how a Los Angeles center ministers to the homeless.

• The Kiss of Death — In Honduras, a deadly disease stalks the poor—in the guise of an unassuming beetle.

• Tackling Trachoma — An eye disease especially endemic in West Africa robs people of their sight.

• Sickening...Heartening — Avoidable diseases kill millions of children under 5. But World Vision is responding—and you can help.

• Ethiopia: Twenty Years Later — World Vision arrived in Antsokia Valley during a famine 20 years ago. Now, it’s a shining example of what long-term donor compassion can do.

• Neglected Crises — A round-up of lesser-known emergencies to which World Vision is responding.

• News from the Field — Updates from Indonesia, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, and more; 2004 financial highlights; U.S. families give to tsunami relief; new study Bible published.

• Southern Asia Disaster — The earthquake-triggered tsunamis shattered millions of lives. Learn how and where World Vision is responding.

• Cambodia: Children in Crisis — Children living on the street and those forced into the sex trade in Phnom Penh live in a waking nightmare. For some, World Vision programs offer hope.
  

• News from the Field — Updates on typhoons in the Philippines and locust infestation in Niger; World Vision’s report on the northern Uganda crisis; how a U.S. teen turned her life around; news about HIV/AIDS efforts.

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