After the 60 second earthquake on April 16, 1906, in San Francisco, California, it felt like the city would never recover. With thousands dead and infrastructure lost to the wreckage it seemed hopeles...
We have all had times when it felt as though our prayers hit the ceiling. Heartbreak has a way of making cynics of us all, and in those moments practicing gratitude feels like an insufficient platitud...
The Cozinha Solidária (Solidarity Kitchen) project feeds low-income people in Umburanas, Bahia, Brazil, a municipality with approximately 20,000 inhabitants, located 448 km (278 mi) from Salvador. The...
At the end of March 2020, the coronavirus pandemic reached Siberia. As a result, a self-isolation regime was declared, which especially affected the elderly. It was at this time that I accidentally sa...
Lorraine Vernal--family, women’s, children’s, and adolescent ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica--is seeing the condition and plight of women and children in Jamaica as...
Coventry Central and Nuneaton churches in the U.K. collaborated on a holiday activities and food programme specifically for those amongst the most underprivileged in their community. Even before the p...
Loma Linda University Health has been ranked 32 out of the top 100 employers in California by Forbes’s third annual America’s Best Employers by State survey. LLU Health is also the third hospital out ...
I had just finished a three-mile jog around Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, my routine before heading into work at NBC News’ Rockefeller Center headquarters. I remember the cool crisp air hitting my lungs, ...
It has been a year and a half since the world was flipped on its head. In that time, we have grown weary of the repeated phrases plaguing headlines, sermons, news outlets and articles: “In these unpre...
Dozens of Seventh-day Adventists from throughout the Atlantic coast of Colombia recently benefited from specialized entrepreneurship workshops to assist them in providing for their families during the...