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Women of Vision devotional: “The Full Circle”

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Sandy Grubb in Christian Witness

Sandy Grubb, member of the Columbia-Willamette chapter of Women of Vision, as well as a World Vision U.S. board member, shares this inspiring devotional as Christians around the world prepare to observe Good Friday and Christ’s subsequent resurrection on Easter morning....

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Crisis in Syria, part 2: Refugees in Jordan

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Michael Bailey in Disaster Relief

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Last week, we launched a weekly series about the two-year conflict in Syria. Check out the first post by Andrea Peer if you missed it. Every Wednesday for the next several weeks, we’ll have a new story or perspective on the crisis. In today’s post by World Vision’s Michael Bailey: A father struggles to find work and enough food to feed his family. A mother longs to hear from her 20-year-old son living in the war zone. Children sit and wait, idly passing hours and days, dreaming of going home to be with friends....

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A young girl’s journey toward education in Nepal

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Alina Shrestha in Child Sponsorship

When Laxmi was 8 years old, she decided to quit school, as all her older sisters had done after they finished fifth grade. But in 2001, World Vision enrolled Laxmi as a sponsored child. Now, she is completing twelfth grade and hoping to become a teacher....

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Pope Francis: A heart for the struggling

Posted on March 23, 2013 by Rich Stearns in Christian Witness

Catholics around the world celebrated the election of Pope Francis last week. Today, I join my brothers and sisters in Christ by sending my prayers and congratulations....

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WORLD WATER DAY!

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Matthew Brennan in Partnerships

Today is World Water Day. Help World Vision and our partners bring sustainable access to clean water — and the health, economic, and educational benefits it provides — to the world. Here’s what we’re doing:...

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