News & Stories

World Vision U.S. President Rich Stearns reflects on the true reason we celebrate Christmas — the birth of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
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Rich Stearns on Christmas: ‘Filled with joy and gratitude’

Rich Stearns, World Vision US President, and his wife, Renee', sit with Maasai children in Tanzania.
Change Makers

Q&A: Reneé Stearns on authoring a Bible storybook

More than 2,000 years ago, God chose humble shepherds to be the first to greet the newborn Christ. Today, in places where World Vision works, God still calls and equips those who are disadvantaged to demonstrate his love and build his kingdom.
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Tidings of great joy: Calling and equipping the disadvantaged

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The manger in Mongolia

Francisco’s children work in the family’s fields. Francisco's family's life has been transformed since he embraced the Gospel and put his faith in action.
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A glimpse of God’s kingdom

‘Livestock’ festival raises money to donate livestock to needy families
Change Makers

‘Livestock’ community festival benefits World Vision Gift Catalog

The son of subsistence farmers, a former sponsored child in Mozambique now teaches his community to grow crops for better nutrition.
From the Field

Former sponsored child in Mozambique teaches farming best practices

Journey of faith: After years of “dabbling,” at age 51 Marilee Pierce Dunker finally found her calling – serving World Vision, the organization her father founded decades ago.
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Journey of faith – from ‘dabbler’ to ‘doer’

Marilee Pierce Dunker tells how a treasured music box overflowing with colorful reminders is part of her foundation of faith.
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Standing on the promises of God

Millions of girls, like Jenneh in Sierra Leone, face barriers like early marriage to their education. This is Jenneh's story.
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A child marriage: Betrothed before birth

World Vision strengthens the faith of children around the world through programs designed to meet them where their need is greatest.
From the Field

Girls living in poverty overcome obstacles to education

In India, there is a tradition that women serve men and do not go to school. But education for women is possible, especially through child sponsorship.
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A stitch in time empowers women in India