Jake Harriman of Nuru International writes for Reject Apathy about how some farmers in Kenya are able to continue feeding their families even during the famine.
Palmer Chinchen writes for Reject Apathy about seeing places of hell on earth and how to bring heaven to these places.
Nikole Lim, a filmmaker and founder of Freely in Hope, writes a column for Reject Apathy about finding beauty in the broken and God’s restorative power.
Columnist Evan Davies writes about teaching HIV/AIDS awareness to his students in Rwanda, and how their perceptions of the disease are off.
Columnist Homeless Girl writes about the misperceptions behind giving a homeless person money.
Darren Smitherman writes about a road trip he and his wife are taking across the United States. Their goal: to find unique, creative ways people are loving God and loving people.
Morgan Hansow of Light Gives Heat writes about the month-long visit she and her family are currently on in Uganda, and how completely surrendering everything to God is an ongoing and important lesson.
Columnist Amy Russell explains a trip she and her friends are planning in which they will walk 7,000 miles across Africa to raise funds and awareness about the need for clean water.
I read this article about education in Africa this week: www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22171299/. Perhaps education always catches…
Perhaps it’s just the soul’s shout of rebellion against oppression, but there does seem to…