February 12, 2006
Random Thoughts on Benevolence
Carl B. Bridges offers five practical observations about helping the needy—combining compassion with realism, wise giving, volunteer service, and humility amid political disagreements.
Articles for tag: International Disaster Emergency Services
January 8, 2006
The Samaritan Manifesto
Paul E. Boatman explains why compassionate service is intrinsic to the church’s identity and how “Good Samaritan” ministry pairs with evangelism. From disaster relief to missions and new outreach efforts, the church’s mercy and message belong together.
November 30, 2005
Feeding the Hungry: Agencies and Resources
A quick-reference sidebar highlighting trusted organizations addressing hunger and disaster relief, plus practical book resources for thoughtful, economical meal planning and learning more.
October 26, 2005
The Giving We Dare Not Forget
After Hurricane Katrina, churches gave generously to relief and rebuilding. This article celebrates that response and urges believers to keep supporting missionaries, church plants, colleges, camps, and ministries that depend on steady giving.
September 11, 2005
The 9/11 Impact
After 9/11, churches and partner ministries identified overlooked financial needs near Ground Zero and the Pentagon—helping small businesses, workers, and families with direct assistance, prayer, meals, and counseling.
