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By Dr. Amy Reynolds, Associate Professor of Sociology, Wheaton College Editor’s Note: The themes discussed in this article may be extremely difficult, so please exercise caution when reading. Honouring Women,
In recent months, the issue of immigration has risen to the forefront of public conversation in Canada, the United States, and beyond. Many of World Renew’s supporting individuals and church
Zechariah 7:9-10 says, “This is what the Lord Almighty said: ‘Administer true justice; show mercy and compassion to one another. Do not oppress the widow or the fatherless, the foreigner
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Family legacies are deeply meaningful. You may look back on past generations who passed down cherished traditions, or family members who created lasting impact through their work or passions. For
Mae* and her two children live in a rural community in Asia*. Five years ago, their lives were forever changed when Mae’s husband was murdered. In the aftermath, Mae carried
By Mackenzie Karel, Volunteer Program Administrative Assistant, Disaster Response Services One of the many privileges of being a World Renew employee is the opportunity to spend a week volunteering in
If you have been supporting World Renew for a few years, you may have read about Maira Guelpa at least once or twice. She has been participating in World Renew
As a Christian organization committed to sharing God’s hope with all those who struggle with hunger and poverty—and the overwhelming hardships that natural disasters and human conflict create—World Renew continues
In November 2021, floodwaters from the Nooksack River surged into Sumas Prairie in British Columbia, Canada, triggering a catastrophic flood that devastated the greater Abbotsford farming community. The disaster affected
