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EduDeo Ministries: Who We Are & What We Do
Education is one of the most effective ways to alleviate physical poverty, providing children better opportunities for employment and security. [ read more ]
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Education is one of the most effective ways to alleviate physical poverty, providing children better opportunities for employment and security. [ read more ]
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Journey With Care is a podcast for curious Canadians looking for inspiring stories & honest conversations about faith and caring for their communities [ read more ]
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Sothea was working as a waitress when a former coworker contacted her with the offer of marrying a rich Chinese man. [ read more ]
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"I now can confidently save the life of the mother and the baby at birth.” - Eusebius, head doctor, Mandawa Health Center [ read more ]
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Video that describes CareImpact. [ read more ]
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Have you ever stopped to ponder the question, “What does it mean to be poor?” [ read more ]
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We don’t often connect our work in fighting poverty (and economic life more generally) with our worship of the living God. But we should. [ read more ]
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When churches try to engage in ministry to be more present in the community, connecting with others can prove to be much more complex than expected. [ read more ]
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Before the fall of humanity, God established four foundational relationships for each person: a relationship with God, self, others, and creation. [ read more ]
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One of the biggest mistakes churches can make in poverty alleviation is to introduce divisions in our work that Scripture doesn’t invite us to make. [ read more ]
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Poverty is a complex issue affecting billions of people around the world. But how we engage the issue of poverty is important. [ read more ]
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We pray before we eat a meal together. Often, my three-and-a-half-year-old volunteers to “say grace”. [ read more ]