Band-Aids for the Poor
This week a member of our original Short-Term Missions think tank, Cari Jenkins, pointed out to us an entry on the Invisible Children blog
Research into Resources
This week a member of our original Short-Term Missions think tank, Cari Jenkins, pointed out to us an entry on the Invisible Children blog
This week I’ve been blogging about Diana Garland’s new research-based book, Inside Out Families: Living the Faith Together.
When it comes to families serving together, some service is better than others.
Last week I read sociologist and family ministry guru Diana Garland’s new book, Inside Out Families: Living the Faith Together.
It’s funny about voices. They matter a lot.
When we cultivate friendships with those we serve instead of just seeing them as recipients of our giving, it can get awkward.
As I mentioned yesterday, I’ve been reflecting on Chris Heuertz and Christine Pohl’s new book Friendship at the Margins: Discovering Mutuality in Service and Mission
In a day when “to friend” has become a verb referring to a virtual activity, grounded explorations of friendship seem like refreshing reminders.
Last week Fuller was a host of a gathering of scholars and practitioners on the topic of North American Mission Work. Robert Preist from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School…
There are at least 8,000 reasons today to care about hungry kids. Eight thousand is how many children will die today of hunger and hunger-related causes.