My prayer for black lives in this time of COVID-19
By Odoi Odotei, Director of Learning & Development, Faith & Development
Stories
Faith on the frontlines
By Esther Lehmann-Sow, Partnership Leader for Faith and Development “I feel obligated to the community, to not only...
My prayer for black lives in this time of COVID-19
By Odoi Odotei, Director of Learning & Development, Faith & Development I was five years old, walking...
Faith leaders in Kolda Region trained to support COVID-19 awareness and prevention
World Vision is working with religious leaders to address COVID-19, through an operating model called Channels of...
420 South Sudanese faith leaders and World Vision partner on COVID-19 prevention campaign
The partnership with faith leaders from various churches and mosques in the country has boosted World Vision's campaign...
Pastor Theodore - A warrior in helping to restore broken families
World Vision has been implementing the 'Celebrating Families’ model for years in different areas of Burundi within...
Faith Leaders educate community representatives on how to protect themselves and others from COVID-19
In close coordination with WHO, Ministry of Haji and Religious Affairs and World Vision Afghanistan Faith and...
COVID-19’s Challenges to Us as People of Faith
By Esther Lehmann-Sow, World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader While I am a passionate follower of...
Putting our faith in leaders
By Esther Lehmann-Sow World Vision International Faith and Development Partnership Leader What does it mean to have...
World Vision partners with faith leaders to reduce COVID-19 infections and stigma
Across the globe, we are mobilising, equipping and working with some of the more than 400,000 faith...
COVID-19: Engaging faith leaders to be channel of hope during the pandemic
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, World Vision in Mozambique is re-thinking the way it does business...
What I've learned from women of faith and action
By Andrea Kaufmann, Senior Advisor, Faith and External Engagement, World Vision One of the joys of my...
Putting our faith in action to improve child well-being in Mali and Mauritania
Learn about the impact of World Vision's programming that partners with and educates religious leaders about the...
Three reasons to have faith in 2020
By Esther Lehmann-Sow, World Vision Partnership Leader, Faith and Development We’re surrounded by it. “Time for a new...
What can people of faith offer children forced to flee?
Our world is facing a migration crisis. More than 70.8 million people around the globe are facing...
The Convention on the Rights of the Child? It’s Biblical!
30 years on, the CRC is an important tool in Christians’ calling to help children flourish. As...
Faith Leaders Preventing Violence Against Children in Asia
Rohingya refugees: Engaging faith leaders to end violence against children
World Vision’s rights-based approach to our work with Rohingya refugees is rooted in our faith. We believe...
A new year for going further than imagined
World Vision in Ghana joined the global partnership to hold a Day of Prayer to mark the...
Empowered to impact a whole community
Reverend Sam is the Minister of the Methodist church in Krabonso. He has gone a long way as...
Lives of Three Brothers Changed
Isaac Donkor and Abraham Num are brothers who live and work in the Weila community in Anyima...
Five ways faith-based organisations can work better together for change
By Jonathan Beger, Director of EU Advocacy, World Vision EU Representation To be a faith-based organisation (FBO)...
Empowered World View Training Saved my Family
By Edwin Masereka & Joanitah Asiimire Sarah, 33, was on the verge of abandoning her home. The misunderstanding...
Celebrating Families in Dar El Beida
Dar El Beida is a peri-urban district of the municipality of El Mina in Nouakchott with a...
Faith and fragility: Our calling to do more in dangerous places
On World Refugee Day, Andrew Morley looks at what it means to bring light to the darkness...
Open our eyes and minds to refugees; a faith perspective
How do Christians stop from shutting ourselves off to the needs and stories of the world's refugees?