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Let the children come to me (West Bank)
Spring brought war to Majdoline's home, the Palestinian city of Jenin. An aid convoy brought more than food, blankets and medical supplies; it brought hope.
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Victory to the swift - and the sneaky (Guatemala)
Drought has brought hunger to Guatemala. Regrettably, too often it's the girls who suffer most.
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Man's best friend helps children learn to read (United States)
Sean learns to read with help from Par, a therapy dog, and his tutor.
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War, drought, and earthquakes - and floods (Afghanistan)
Flash floods are the latest disaster to strike Afghanistan. But the rains can't help the farmers.
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Stepping out in faith (Afghanistan)
With so many needs in the world, how do you know where to help?
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Jimmy, the freedom fighter (South Africa)
South Africa faces the biggest challenge since Apartheid: AIDS. AIDS educators are the new freedom fighters.
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Judge not (AIDS)
Charity isn't about money. It's about attitude. God calls us to be charitable.
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Crisis makes strange bedfellows (AIDS)
What could rock star Bono have in charge with Sen. Jesse Helms? Both are urging help for people affected by AIDS.
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Ecuador's new Colonel Sanders
How much does it take to help a poor family? Connecticut investors learn it doesn't take much.
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The generosity of a child (United States)
Seven-year-old San Francisco boy turns his birthday into a chance to help others.
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Living on $1 a day (Cambodia)
Cambodian farmer is poor in the world's terms, but the only riches he seeks are God's.
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"Is this really you?" (Uganda)
Girl abducted by Sudanese rebels returns to her parents in Uganda.
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What can one child do? (United States)
Leighton Ford and his grandson respond to the terrorist attack on America by helping a boy in Thailand whose father died of AIDS.
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Too many blank spaces (United States)
Korean immigrant Paul Kim has a hole in his heart after losing his son in the World Trade Center attack.
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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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30-second PSAs |
| Graduation: 100 million children out of school | |
| AIDS: 13 million children without parents | |
| Drought: 5 million at risk in Southern Africa | |
| Jessye Norman on children orphaned by AIDS | |
60-second PSAs |
| Jessye Norman on children orphaned by AIDS | |