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A Transformation That Withstands “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.” (Isaiah 43:19) In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Texans like Umbelina, who is disabled
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Delivering Hope and Saving Lives in India Biti is a loving mother to five children and lives in a small, rural community in India. Hunger and malnutrition are everyday realities in Biti’s community and, as a mother, she feels these burdens deeply. Like any mother, she wants to see her children grow
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A Laotian Family’s Greatest Joy High in the mountains of northern Laos, a close-knit community lives in gratitude for the strong bonds they share. And as time goes by, they are finding more and more to be thankful for – including Kham Ann and his family. With World Renew’s support, Kham Ann
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Looking Forward with Hope For he guards the course of the just and protects the way of his faithful ones. – Proverbs 2:8 In July of 2020, Hurricane Hanna landed in Rio Grande Valley, Texas, and caused destruction everywhere it touched down. With sustained winds of 93 mph and up to 12 inches of
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World Renew Imagines More at Building Dedication More than a hundred people gathered at 8970 Byron Commerce Drive SW, Byron Center, Michigan, in the warehouse of the newly-completed World Renew U.S. headquarters to dedicate and bless the space and all of the work that will be accomplished there. Over the next few weeks, World Renew
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Elizabeth’s Table of Plenty It may be surprising to know, but in the rural regions of the Global South, most women are farmers. They grow food for their families and communities. They strengthen their local economies, protect the land, and increase a community’s resilience to natural disasters and climate
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Farming in a Changing Climate By: Oliver Wakelin In an era of changing weather patterns, traditional farming methods in Zambia have been challenged by unpredictable rainfall. Small-scale farmers like Flyted Zimba are bearing the brunt of these effects. In 2014, after years of ever-diminishing crop yields, Zimba decided to join the Relief and Development
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The Benefit of Change By: Stephan Lutz Change can be difficult, but it can also lead to unexpected growth, as development partners in the village of Igembe, Kenya, can attest. Anglican Development Services Mt. Kenya East (ADSMKE) is currently implementing a four-year integrated food security program through World Renew and financial support from Growing
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God Recognizes Our Efforts By: Ana Rivera Zacarías Xol Guitz lives with his wife and seven children in the village of Jolomijixito III, in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, where he was born and raised. As a farmer, he had been passing down the traditional practices he learned from his parents to his own children.
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Hope Planted Grows By: Christian Extension Services Staff After losing her husband, Maria was left to look after her seven children with little help from relatives and with no access to capital to invest in improving her home business or her farm. She explained, “I had to take my eldest son out of school
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