October 2021

Atlanta pastor and mobilizer Marqus Cole on bringing more Christians into the environmental movement

Humanitarian workers are crucial to our collective survival... but they are not okay.

An assassination, an earthquake and ongoing kidnappings on top of a dysfunctional republic. One reporter—herself a Haitian immigrant—explains why she still has hope for Haiti.

A former refugee remembers a mentor who served well.

To start conversations on climate change, Katharine Hayhoe says we should begin with ourselves.

The country is struggling to love its neighbor amid a surging crisis.

For World Food Day 2021, a World Vision staffer working in South Sudan describes his hardest deployment yet.

Working the resilience ‘muscle’ can help you bounce back quicker, and more easily, from pain.

One in five adults struggle with mental illness—but the majority aren’t receiving treatment. Why?

He deems the unlovable to be worthy of love.

Pitting justice against the gospel is giving the church a false choice

World Relief spokesman Matt Soerens opens up about the challenges facing refugee resettlement agencies over the coming months

Tips from a wellness expert on staying well amid COVID-19 and beyond.

Knowing a little history doesn’t solve our problems, but it tends to add complexity and color to our thinking.