God created people as social beings. It’s how we were wired from the beginning. He designed us to be in relationships that are good, harmonious, and just. Today, our world is filled with conflict–with family members, neighbours, co-workers, and strangers. Competition and suspicion now mark our social interactions. But the good news is, reconciliation with others is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome relational poverty to restore trust, peace, and justice.
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Trevor has a resiliency that most of us will never be tested on. He has overcome remarkable challenges, including years in foster care and homelesness [ read more ]
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Global Aid Network (GAiN), through our offices in Germany and the Netherlands, responded immediately to the crisis in Ukraine. [ read more ]
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Hunger. Violence. Drugs. Robberies. Gangs. This was the childhood community Liz recalls growing up in at only six years old. [ read more ]
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One act of love changed everything. [ read more ]
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Easy ways to bring up sponsorship with your friends and family [ read more ]
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Hearing from all the community stakeholders is critical to the sustainability and effectiveness of any long-term efforts toward poverty alleviation. [ read more ]
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When your church decides to start a new outreach in your neighborhood or community, it’s easy to think, "We know what to do." [ read more ]
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In the language of community development experts, this repeated listening process is called “discovering care" [ read more ]
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Whether you are eating along or having a feast with friends and family – there is a space to give thanks around your table. [ read more ]
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Can you recognize the signs of trafficking? Would you know if your friend was caught in the cycle of abuse leading to sexual exploitation? [ read more ]
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HR and the City of Saskatoon are working to inform City leadership decisions about improving quality of life, health, and safety for IWG2S people. [ read more ]
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God uses CarrieLynn to minister to another patient in the chemotherapy ward while she herself is receiving treatments. [ read more ]
