Posted on July 12, 2011 by CJ Article Team
Social Media can help feed hungry people. Hunger: every 6 seconds a child dies from hunger. If you’re reading this, you can make a difference. Take action: https://www.wfp.org/donate/1billion You can see where your donations will land on this map [PDF].
Posted on May 30, 2011 by CJ Article Team
Many adolescents do not have the advantage of living a fully privileged life, which many kids of loving and caring families do. There are many children in need of affection, but there are also some that need what many others take advantage of. Large portions of youth in this world need a roof over their [...]
Posted on May 24, 2011 by CJ Article Team
With the many responsibilities that come up in life, it is easy to focus on your own issues. The problem with doing this is that it is easy to become overwhelmed when you spend most of your time dwelling on all the stress you are dealing with. This stress can be eased to a great [...]
Posted on November 06, 2010 by CJ Article Team
Poverty has been defined as being “like a punishment for a crime you didn’t commit.” Millions of children in need around the world are being punished every day – and their only “crime” was being born into poverty. Despite a world that seems to hang on every word that falls from the lips of the [...]
Posted on November 06, 2010 by CJ Article Team
If you’re reading this, it means you have access to a computer. Your children probably use the computer to do research for their school work or even chat with friends around the world. But for millions of children around the world, this kind of luxury is something they can only dream of. Child poverty strikes [...]
Posted on October 01, 2010 by CJ Article Team
A ministry in Christianity is simply an activity carried out by any Christian or group of Christians to express their faith. Quite often this takes the form of helping those in need, especially in developing countries. This ministry action is taken on by organized groups of Christians who want a better world for children in [...]
