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New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof joined journalist Erin Luhmann on a visit to Loumia, Chad, as part of Kristof’s annual Win-A-Trip visit to Africa.
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New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof, babies, and changing lives

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof joined young journalist Erin Luhmann on a recent visit to the Loumia community in Chad as part of Kristof’s annual Win-A-Trip visit to Africa, which Luhmann won. World Vision has had a program in Loumia since 1999, collaborating with the community of more than 36,000 residents through education, health programs, water projects, and child sponsorship.

Speaker, author, Bible teacher, and singer Sheila Walsh writes about a recent trip to Ethiopia where she saw what child sponsorship is all about.
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[Video] Sheila Walsh: Seeing the bigger picture

World Vision Artist speaker, author, Bible teacher, and singer Sheila Walsh writes about a recent trip to Ethiopia where she met one of her sponsored children and saw the bigger picture of what child sponsorship is all about.

Lopez Lomong, Olympian and South Sudan native, helps bring hope to children who continue to struggle one year after the country's independence.
Voices

Lopez Lomong: From Sudanese ‘Lost Boy’ to U.S. Olympian

Lopez Lomong, Olympian and South Sudan native, is partnering with World Vision to bring help and hope to children and families in his home country who continue to struggle one year after the celebration of its independence. Read the story of Lopez, and let us know your thoughts!

Why write a comic book about Jesus instead of a superhero? Writer/illustrator Billy Tucci explains: Jesus is the greatest superhero ever to walk the earth!
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Jesus, the comic-book superhero

Why write a comic book about the birth of Jesus instead of a superhero? Writer/illustrator Billy Tucci explains: Jesus is the greatest superhero ever to walk the earth!