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September 11 - the world changed, or did it?
Perhaps the real changes are internal, not external: greater love for our families, and greater faith in God as our ultimate protector.
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Twice in a lifetime
World Vision helped Jenny Fernandez as a poor child in Ecuador. Forty years later, it helped her family again when her husband lost his job at the World Trade Center.
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Clean up at ground zero
In record time, the U.S. cleared away the rubble of the World Trade Center – one piece at a time. That’s how we should tackle AIDS.
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Rebuilding the American dream
The U.S. is a beacon of hope around the world. Immigrants were among those who saw their dreams crumble in the aftermath of September 11.
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Leaving the fantasy for a higher calling
Two brothers have given up promising sports career to serve their country in the Army. Are we listening for the higher calling God has for us?
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September 11 - one year later
World Vision New York Director John Clause reports on changes to his city.
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Too many blank spaces
While he mourns a son lost in the World Trade Center, Paul Kim helps other Korean-American families recover from their losses.
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The lesson of the Marshall Plan
Our country’s “greatest generation” didn’t just win World War II; it helped former enemies and allies alike rebuild a stable Europe.
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Food crisis complicated by AIDS
Children with no parents, and adults who are weakened by AIDS, are especially at risk to starvation in Southern Africa.
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The blessing of clean water
It may be a ruse when our kids ask for hall passes to go to the drinking fountain, but lack of clean water is a serious issue for millions around the world.
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School lunches
American kids can get a third of the calories they need each day for about $1.50. Around the world, 177 million children don’t get the calories they need to grow healthy and strong – some not even to live.
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A chance to learn at their own pace
Brazil has six million children who are disabled; few receive the help they need at school. World Vision sponsorship is helping 600 children learn at their own pace.
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Learning is easier with a friend's help
Volunteer tutor helps dyslexic Seattle girl.
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Riding for hope
This month in Southern Africa, bike riders are saving lives by spreading information about preventing AIDS.
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Thanking God for work
Seems ironic to call this holiday Labor Day, when most of us spend it relaxing.
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30-second PSAs |
| Southern Africa food crisis | |
| AIDS: What is a man's man? | |
| AIDS: Asia is a new battleground | |
| AIDS: 13 million AIDS orphans | |
| AIDS: Jessye Norman on children alone | |
