How to Fight Defeatism About Poverty in the World

How to Fight Defeatism About Poverty in the World

“Every group of people I ask thinks the world is more frightening, more violent, and more hopeless — in short, more dramatic — than it really is,” says Hans Rosling, author of Factfulness. What contributes to this sense of defeatism about poverty and how we can fight against it?

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Joy to the World: The Anthem YOU Can Share

Joy to the World: the Anthem YOU can Share

Christmas is near — giving us peace, cheer and bringing much joy to the world. But its greatest gift is something special that we just have to share!

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New Moms: 3 Mothers Get the Chance to Have a First Hello

3 New Moms Get the Chance to Have a First Hello

Each day, more than 7,200 babies die from preventable causes — from premature birth and delivery complications to dehydration, diarrhea and disease. But we know it doesn’t have to be that way! Meet three brave new mothers in Uganda and their adorable babies who were given hope and the precious chance at their “first hello.”

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Pastors Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Impact of Your Letters

Pastors Behind the Scenes Look at the Impact of Your Letters

Pastors from our church partners around the world share just how your letters are making an incredible impact in the life of the child or teen you are sponsoring.

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This Is What Happens When Child Sponsorship Equips Pastors

This Is What Happens When Child Sponsorship Equips Pastors

Pastors from our local church partners around the world share seven surprising things your support makes possible and the lasting impact they are able to make when they are equipped by child sponsorship.

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#SponsorSelfieDay Is Sept.15: Join the Global Movement!

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#SponsorSelfieDay is coming on Saturday, Sept. 15. Join the global movement by posting a selfie or video on social media with a photo of the child you sponsor to show how simple it is to help change the life of one child living in poverty!

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The Lasting Impact One Church Made in a War-torn Community

The Lasting Impact One Church Made In A War Torn Community

In the wake of war brought on by Joseph Kony and the LRA, this village in Uganda was left in devastation and great need. Until the church, in partnership with Compassion, stepped in to transform their community.

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Who Helps the Children Write Letters to You?

Who Helps the Children Write Letters to Compassion Sponsors?

On today’s Compassion Letter Club blog, meet the dedicated tutors at Pentecostal Child Development Center in Honduras. They’ll encourage you in your letter journey with a behind-the-scenes look at letter-writing day and how they help the students connect with their sponsors!

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Twins Overcome Poverty as Expert Craftsmen of Guitars and Hope

Twins Overcome Poverty As Expert Craftsmen Of Guitars And Hope

Kulwa and Doto are creative twin brothers who have come out of incredible adversity to become craftsmen of guitars, fashion and hope.

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5 Things That Protect Vulnerable Children From Human Trafficking

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More than a third of the over 40 million people trapped in human trafficking around the world are children. But there are stories of faith, hope and freedom from child trafficking. When these five things are present, children are better protected from people trying to hurt them.

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Thailand Cave Rescue: Adun and His Church Gather to Praise God

Thailand Cave Rescue: Adun and His Church Gather to Praise God

Adun shares how he prayed and clung to his faith during the two weeks of being trapped in the flooded cave system at a special service last Sunday at the Compassion partner church he attends.

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These Two Churches United for Hope and Survival

These Two Churches United for Hope and Survival

Two churches in different parts of the world saw a problem that neither could overcome alone. But together, they could provide hope and survival.

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