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Finding My Epiphany: A Reflection on the New Year and the Twelve Days of Christmas by Amy Hulst
Many of our living rooms are cleared of decorated trees, and advent candles have long been blown out. Maybe you're like me, and Christmas goodies have been put away to make room for workout goals and "no-sugar January." Yet this week marked the end of the true Twelve...
Giving Light This Season
In a day where we don't see many others outside of our small groups and where screens have become our connection points, days where we're physically distanced from one another and our faces are half-hidden, we can quickly forget that we're supposed to be light. The...
Twenty-Twenty: Re-casting Vision by Marcela Garza – Guest Blog
“Hindsight is 20/20,” a phrase used to describe the fact that it is easy for one to be knowledgeable about an event after it has happened. I hope this is true when we look back at the year 2020! Reflections It has been a year of loss! Millions of lives lost, economic...
Training Teachers to Use WhatsApp for Education
By now, we're all familiar with the disruption to education that the Coronavirus pandemic has brought. Around the world, students are adjusting to virtual education or, in many cases, are out of school altogether. And it's not only affecting students but teachers too....
The 1001 Stories of a Generation
Across Liberia, students from Grade 1 to Grade 9 are asked to write fables, stories, biographies, and personal reflections to express their creativity and cultural experiences giving a glimpse into their lives for the 1001 Stories Project. The 1001 Stories Project...
WASH Projects in Ghana Help Keep Students Learning & Healthy
Today, more than ever, making sure schools have proper hygiene facilities for their students is vital to school re-openings and keeping students and schools healthy. But in the majority of schools in developing countries, they face considerable barriers to providing...