During this busy Christmas season, join us in taking time to slow down and reflect on the Luke 2 account of Jesus’ birth in a new way. Immerse yourself in nine original art pieces that our staff created to encourage you and your family as you experience Advent afresh this year.
News & Stories
Change Makers
How sponsorship united two teens across the globe
After years of exchanging letters, an American teenager traveled to Sri Lanka with her family to meet her World Vision sponsored child, who shared the same birthday as her. While there, she learned that even with an ocean between them, the two girls are more similar than she thought.
Virginia church leads Global 6K for Water fundraising
A Virginia church organizes World Vision’s Global 6K for Water for the entire community. They’ve been doing the event for the past 10 years. For the past three years they’ve been the top fundraising team in the U.S.
What does the Bible say about empathy?
What does the Bible actually say about empathy? Perhaps Scripture offers us something deeper than a definition: a way of seeing people as Jesus does, drawing near to Him, guidance for the Christian life, and beholding the image of God in those around us.
Where is God when disaster strikes?
When disaster strikes, it’s natural to ask where God is. Through stories of suffering, courage, and hope, discover how God meets us in the hardest moments.
What does the Bible say about poverty? A biblical perspective
There are a lot of Bible verses about poverty and God’s love for people living in poverty — and our responsibility to help them. These Scriptures about giving to others remind us of the importance of compassion and generosity. Explore the biblical perspective on poverty and how it informs charitable actions, moral responsibility, and spiritual well-being.
What is a humanitarian: Facts and FAQs
What is a humanitarian? It’s a word you’ve probably heard a lot, but what does it actually mean? We define the meaning of the word and talk about what kind of work humanitarians and humanitarian organizations do.
A Pittsburgh woman’s servant heart supports Knit for Kids
Volunteer Dee Fuller volunteers once a week at World Vision’s warehouse near Pittsburgh. She helps maintain the database of Knit for Kids, but she also is a knitter who contributes her time and talents by creating sweaters, caps, and blankets to keep children around the world warm during winter weather.
Reasons to hope: Finding light in hard times
In a world shaped by conflict, hunger, and crisis, discover powerful reasons to hope in hard times through faith, resilience, and stories of compassion in action.
A foundation of faith
A Sunday school teacher’s gift and prayer to a young Bob Pierce sparked something that would one day reach across the world. That small act of faith led him to follow God’s call, planting the roots of World Vision and decades of global impact. Now, 75 years later, those seeds continue to grow, transforming lives and communities around the world.