My church has recently started focusing more on how it can get involved in poverty alleviation in our community and also on a national and global scale. Our...
Editor’s note: Welcome to the first installment of IFWE’s “Books We Like.” We want to share with you the books we’ve read and enjoyed that we think you’ll...
An estimated 220,000 people were killed and 300,000 more people were injured in the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. Schools, government buildings, and homes were destroyed, leaving 19 million...
A recent report by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) found that states that tax more give less. The report says: States that raise taxes see a decline...
Ottawa, KS is a nice place to live. It has friendly people, a charming downtown, and access to big city amenities, since the Kansas City suburbs are only...
When we think of charity, helping someone get a job doesn’t immediately come to mind. We’re more likely to hand $20 to a homeless man, provide a holiday...
When Rod Sudbeck’s surfboard business jumped from making one board to fifty boards to nearly five hundred, he knew he had an opportunity to use his business assets...
Hospitality is an important issue of stewardship. In fact, opening up the home to invite others in can actually be one of the most practical ways to practice...
Yesterday I arrived in Chicago with my co-worker Jacque Isaacs for the Justice Conference, one of the largest biblical and social justice conferences. It is expected to draw...
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