Dear God: It’s Been a While
Excerpted from Compassion Blogger, Kim at Three Little Larks. Kim won second place for the ‘Dear God’ Blog Month assignment.
Someone Loves Wendy
Excerpted from compassion Blogger, Emily at An Ounce of Compassion. Emily won second place during Blog Month by writing from the perspective of a sponsored child.
And I Named My Dreams, I Named Them Big
Compassion Blogger, wynnegraceappears won first place during Blog Month by writing from the perspective of a sponsored child.
Dear God: Listen in on a Private Conversation
Compassion Blogger, She Getz the Shot won first place for the ‘Dear God’ Blog Month assignment where she shares about the desire for motherhood and the gift of sponsorship.
A New Sponsor’s Journey: We Received Our First Letter!
Even though we were a few months into the child sponsorship journey with Compassion (researching the organization, praying about sponsoring a child, and then finally sponsoring two children)there was still a piece of me that had felt distant from the process. Until now.
Through the Eyes of a Child: Burkina Faso
We gave several children in Burkina Faso disposable or digital cameras and asked them to take photos of their lives. Looking at these photos, what do you think matters most to the children who took them?
Dear God: On Compassion and Gratefulness to God
Compassion Blogger, Fontenot Four writes in response to the ‘Dear God’ Blog Month assignment.
Four Sponsor Sacrifices of the Heart
The monthly cost of sponsorship requires sacrifices — eating out less often, engaging in recreational activities less frequently, and so on. But we make other, less recognized sacrifices, and they do cost us something.
Who Is Blogging From the Boonies?
Blogging from the Boonies is Michelle Wright, grand prize winner of Blog Month! Michelle is a Compassion volunteer, sponsor, blogger, wife, mom and so much more.
Getting to Know the Compassion Experience Team: Rachel Mueller
Get to know a little bit more about the Compassion Experience and the Compassion Experience Team!
How Can a Slum Start?
Eugene, one of our staff members in Kenya shares the three main reasons why slums develop in Kenya.
It’s Not Too Early for Christmas
I know it may seem a little early, but now is actually the perfect time to get your Christmas gifts and letters in the mail to your sponsored child.