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The Hula Hoop contest (United States)
Serving God is a great excuse to be a workaholic. But sometimes, God calls us to put this work aside for an even higher calling: being moms and dads, husbands and wives.
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Faith-based initiatives (United States)
Faith-based organizations like Prison Fellowship have proven more effective than secular groups. They shouldn't replace government, but they should receive its support.
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Boy no longer hunts rats (Mozambique)
When World Vision first met Tchafule, the 8-year-old was hunting rats to feed his three sisters and widowed mother. Today, he attends school and eats nourishing food.
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Be patient (Brazil)
Americans have responded generously to meet emergency needs. But sometimes, the needs are overwhelming.
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Returning to rebuild (Afghanistan)
After fleeing the Soviets and the Taliban, Afghans started new lives overseas. Now, many are returning to rebuild their country.
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Using gifts as the donor intended (United States)
Charities have an obligation to meet a donor's wishes while serving the needy.
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Giving birth amid pain and sorrow (Middle East)
Two women - one Israeli, one Palestinian - were shot and wounded on the way to the hospital to give birth. Their husbands were killed. Pray that their daughters grow up in peace.
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A true man's man (AIDS)
Despite what the world teaches, the Bible's model of true manliness is a husband who loves and protects his wife.
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The Priest, the Levite, and the Good Samaritan (AIDS)
The church is ignoring human suffering resulting from the AIDS epidemic.
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The heartbreak of Africa's mothers (AIDS)
Africa is the only continent where women with AIDS outnumber men. Their overriding concern? "Who will care for my children when I'm gone?"
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30-second PSAs |
| U.S. falls behind in helping the needy | |
| Conflict diamonds fuel civil wars | |
| AIDS: What is a man's man? | |
Hope for the world's children
(Tia and Tamera Mowery) | |