Fierce protests have erupted in at least eight major Chinese cities. It comes after years of harsh zero-COVID policies, many of which kept people locked in their homes for months at a time.
Intense Protests Rock Major Chinese Cities
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Keys for Kids Sends 500 Storytellers to Nepal
Keys for Kids Ministries is sending 500 Storytellers to Nepal. These solar-powered mp3 devices come with 30 hours of Keys for Kids devotionals plus an audio Bible.
Jerry Wiles on Worth and Value in the Kingdom of God
We hear a lot these days about the need for more fairness and equality. People often get the idea that their worth or value is based on their salary, possessions, title or position in society. However, God’s Kingdom principles are very different. Some of the […]
Kenya Hope’s Dignity Kits Help Keep Girls in the Classroom
Cultural taboos prevent thousands of young girls from continuing their education in Kenya. In remote villages, it’s considered shameful to talk about menstruation, so moms don’t warn their daughters about the changes that occur during puberty.
15-Year-Old Nehemiah Juniel Becomes Youngest Student to Ever Graduate from Sam Houston State University
A 15-year-old becomes the youngest student to ever graduate from Sam Houston State University. Nehemiah Juniel will be getting his bachelor’s degree in health sciences in August.
Heart for Lebanon Helps Children Stay in School and Gain Christian Education for Academic Excellence and Character Development
According to the United Nations, Lebanon’s multifaceted crises cost the next generation its future.
Coronavirus Just One of the Many Dangers of Serving in Latin America
In the wild west of Latin America, local missionaries face not only COVID-19 but other dangers that can unexpectedly surface.
Lebanese Looking for Hope Amid Election Season
On May 15, Lebanon will hold general elections. But most Lebanese don’t believe they will bring any real change. Many have said they will not vote at all.
Hampton University to Offer Free Summer Room, Board, and Tuition to 100 Students Displaced by War in Ukraine
Hampton University is offering free tuition, room and board to Ukrainian and international students displaced by the ongoing Russian invasion of the Eastern European nation.
Taliban Promises to Have Girls Back in School by March 21
In January, the Taliban promised to have girls back in school by March 21, which begins the Afghan New Year. Taliban leaders claim this is a question of “capacity.”
Three Black Men Hope to Open Doors for Students and Teachers of Color as Less Than 1% of Teachers in Indiana Are Black
Dr. Jeremy Coleman, Dr. Brian Dinkins and Dr. Jason Smith, all educators in Indianapolis, took their brotherhood that started out at Arlington High School and turned into a career mission to open the door for students and teachers of color.
SAT-7 KIDS Program ‘City of Stars’ Stars Children with Disabilities
In the Middle East and North Africa, millions of kids with disabilities often find themselves excluded and shunned. The SAT-7 KIDS show City of Stars, now entering its third season, helps kids to see their disabled neighbors in a whole new way.
