Development

Mary Nelson 2-04-2009
Millard Fuller, the founder of Habitat for Humanity, died yesterday.
Nontando Hadebe 1-30-2009
On Monday, January 26th, regional leaders met once again to discuss a way forward for Zimbabwe. The outcome of the meeting held no surprises.
Seth Naicker 1-26-2009
For millions in the U.S.A.
Leroy Barber 1-16-2009
This week, for the second time in a few years, I found myself walking the streets of a city talking to pastors and people about how Mission Year could help them recover from a devastating storm.
Brian McLaren 1-05-2009
Matthew Parris is a self-confessed atheist, but he writes with extraordinary candor and insight about the role of faith in social transformation in a recent http://www.timesonline.co.uk/t
LaShaune Littlejohn 12-11-2008
Dear Santa,

I remember how Christmas used to be when I was a little girl: waking up early Christmas morning, racing downstairs to see the presents and unwrapping gifts.

Biblical wisdom teaches: "Do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good" (Romans 12:21).

Joanna B. Campbell 12-01-2007
'Citizen architects' meet real-world challenges.
Rose Marie Berger 12-01-2007

Between 1950 and 1970, the U.S.

Taking a regional approach, "equitable development" aims to lift people out of poverty - and into opportunity.

Jim Wallis 11-01-2007
World Vision shines a spotlight on the moral imperative for change.

In a land of asphalt, malls, and picket fences, how do we serve God and neighbor?

Marie Dennis 3-01-2007
The World Bank's top-down approach.
Rose Marie Berger 8-01-2006

Nane Alejandrez had plenty of opportunities to die. Instead he chose life, and brought generations of Latino youngsters with him.

Rose Marie Berger 7-01-2006

In an arid valley of northwestern Afghanistan, diets used to consist of little more than tea and bread, and women remained in the home.

Hollywood's humanitarian helpers direct more attention to global hot spots. But does it help?