Editor’s Note: On “Flashback Friday,” we take a look at some of IFWE’s former posts that are worth revisiting. This post was previously published on Apr. 6, 2017....
Raising the minimum wage would help some people. It would help the people who can get minimum wage jobs and who otherwise would have earned less income. However,...
On August 3, 2017, the Washington Post published an article stating that the majority of Christians (presumably self-professed) believe poverty is “the result of individual failings” or blame...
As we watch the leaves change and fall, it’s a natural time to reflect on the fruits of our labor and to give thanks for the freedom and...
It takes a combination of business acumen, faith, and a heart to see God’s creation made more useful to effectively engage the mission to reduce poverty. The unsung...
Sickness. Disease. Extreme poverty. Corruption. These are all marks of a fallen world. Yet the grand story of the gospel tells us there is hope. The chapters of...
Tell me how I can encourage my people to flourish in Zimbabwe under a devastating economy, where jobs are being lost daily and the nation is virtually grinding...
“Fair-trade coffee” is widely promoted as an alternative to raw capitalism and the unconstrained actions of the free market. The promise of the fair-trade movement is that coffee...
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