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Prayers for the Middle East (Jerusalem)
Meetings and politics haven't brought peace to the Middle East, but God can. World Vision's Jerusalem director tells us how to pray for peace in this war-torn region.
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Larger-than-life problems--solved one at a time (Colombia)
Colombia's two-generation war and unemployment rate have left millions poor and desperate. World Vision is helping by supplying Colombians with jobs. But what the country really needs is peace.
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Ordinary people moving mountains (Africa/AIDS)
Jesus used ordinary people to do extraordinary work in His kingdom. How can he use you to help stop the spread of AIDS?
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Ford has a better idea (South Africa/AIDS)
The Ford Motor Company in South Africa is helping stop the spread of AIDS by educating its workforce. It's time other companies invested their creativity and resources to help stop this deadly virus.
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One death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic (AIDS)
Josef Stalin may have been right in his understanding of public opinion, but we can prove him wrong by helping just one child orphaned by AIDS.
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A lesson on world hunger (United States)
An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but it also taught a California youth group about world hunger.
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Losing a child, losing a friend (United States)
New York Pastor Edith Watford lost a supporter and a best friend when her daughter Brenda died on September 11. World Vision helped Edith with family travel and other costs related to Brenda's death, but right now, what she really needs is our prayer.
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Rice, not rats, in Vietnam
For years, rats got much of the rice harvest in Bac Binh, Vietnam. But World Vision's rat control project helped get rid of the pests, protect the environment and let the children keep more of the rice.
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A watched pot (United States)
While there is no excuse for the violence of September 11, we can help prevent it from happening again by attacking its roots: poverty, injustice and violence.
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Who’s doing the housework? (Global)
American women may do a lot of housework, but women in developing countries have an incredible workload. World Vision is digging wells in communities, bringing needed water closer to home and allowing these hardworking women more time with their children.
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Motherhood: Not a job for weaklings (Brazil)
With her husband away at work, Maria Dalva is practically a single mother. A community project provides an escape for her and her children.
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Mothers through the eyes of their children (World)
World Vision asked children around the world to tell us about their mothers.
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Mother with AIDS has simple dreams for son (Thailand)
With help from World Vision and her son’s sponsor, a Thai mother is hoping to see her son get an education.
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Amputee mother (Sierra Leone)
Widow, 27, with three children lost her husband—and her fingers—to rebels in Sierra Leone who are fighting a war funded by the sale of diamonds.
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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 (World Vision) | |
| Conflict diamonds fuel civil wars | |
| Mother's Day gifts with meaning (Twila Paris) | |
Hope for the world's children
(Tia and Tamera Mowery) | |
| The real survivors (Tina Wesson) | |