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Written by Ashley Emert
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 02:00 |
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Author Kent Annan has been working the past several years to help change Haiti through education with the nonprofit organization Haiti Partners. Having split his time between Florida and Haiti for the past few years, he, like millions around the world, was heartbroken at the devastation caused by the earthquake. We talked to him between trips to Haiti about the people there, the media coverage and the next steps necessary for recovery.
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Written by Ashley Emert
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 02:00 |
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 Jeremy Cowart is a photographer based out of Nashville, Tenn., who has worked with everyone from Switchfoot to Imogen Heap, and even done promo shots for TV shows like Ruby and editorial spots for charity: water. After seeing images coming out of Haiti after the earthquake, he felt compelled to travel to the devastated country and take photos of the people. Over the course of the next several weeks, he'll be releasing a photo a day that people can buy, with all proceeds going to A Home in Haiti. Here, he talks to us about what he saw, his hope for the photos and what surprised him most about the people in the earthquake-ravaged country.
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Written by Richard Stearns
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 02:00 |
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 Since the devastating earthquake in Haiti, who of us has not asked
the question, “Where was God?” The sudden deaths of so many innocent
people and the staggering human suffering that persists seem to mock
the very notion of a loving God. Where is God in Haiti?
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Written by James Addis
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 02:00 |
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Sponsored child Leonel Novas, 17, was thrilled to discover he could play a role in World Vision’s relief efforts following the Haiti quake.
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Written by James Pedrick
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 03:00 |
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In the five years that I have worked with World Vision ACT:S, our campus activism network, I have never seen as much generosity from my generation as I am seeing now. In response to the worst natural disaster in our hemisphere in the past century, more than 200 campus groups within our network alone have organized prayer gatherings, benefit concerts, and fundraisers.
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