How Do We Remember the Poor?
John Bailey and Mark Renfroe explore why the Bible makes caring for the poor so imperative and how we practically accomplish this today.
John Bailey and Mark Renfroe explore why the Bible makes caring for the poor so imperative and how we practically accomplish this today.
World Challenge works with partners in many poor communities around the world, and we have witnessed daily wage laborers struggling to make ends meet in the face of instability and joblessness. Considering how to respond to such need, we have sought to implement a variety of income-generating initiatives to foster self-sustainability.
This week on the Gary Wilkerson Podcast we discuss the power of development ministry to instill the impoverished with faith, hope and confidence.
Recent studies have found that nearly 19 million children in the US are growing up with only one parent, and that over one fourth of these single parents are wrestling with poverty. Today, we’re joined by guests from Father’s Love, a ministry who work primarily with children from low-income, single-parent homes. They are following a great calling to help families connect with each other and God.
Most of the clocks in Jadareous Davis’s high school don’t tell the time anymore. Nearly everyone qualifies for government-provided lunches; whether the food is any good is another matter.
Every Friday, World Challenge’s partners in Florida, Sharing Hope, prepare lunches and pack bags of groceries with canned goods, fruit, vegetables, bread and pastries. They also prepare 50 bags of children’s lunches with hot dogs, juice, fruit and other goodies.