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Pichu’s Life

Close your eyes. Imagine an underage sex worker, a victim bought and sold for the pleasure of other...

There is a saying in Uganda pertaining to the Northeast region of the country, known as Karamoja:...

Agosto 2014 en español I’ve commanded you to be strong and brave. Don’t ever be afraid or...

“The end of a matter is better than its beginning...” (Ecclesiastes 7:8) Beginnings always have...

Her name was Rista Botha and she returned to her home in West Timor in a coffin. Rista arrived in...

Dear Friends, Kim and I continue to do well in Beira with your support and prayers. We have a...

Japan has been a major country of destination for human trafficking, especially into its notorious...

"I have lived in shalom!" Milca was bubbling with excitement when we met at the Shalom Center after...

On April 12, 2014, forty social work graduates celebrated the service and work of Xuyen Dangers,...

In 1964, two years prior to Lesotho becoming an independent nation, the Paris Evangelical...

“Ultimately, human beings are all the same, equally important and loved, but different in such...

After nine months relaxing in the cushioned comfort of his mother’s womb, baby Namoki now spends...

In energy production, much of the Western world has a bevy of options before them which has allowed...

In this Holy Week, The Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea (PROK) is expressing its...

Margaret Mukeshimana epitomizes resiliency. She has lived through hell, yet by the innocence she...