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The Road to Resilience: How Immigrants Adapt with Support from our Counseling Center

May 11, 2024 | Comments Off on The Road to Resilience: How Immigrants Adapt with Support from our Counseling Center

Physically, refugees and other immigrants are removed from their known land to an unknown land that is different and, in many ways, opposite from what they were used to. These changes include weather, surroundings, facilities, food. Even driving on different sides of the road! Socially, the way of life is different. For instance, greetings. In…

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Recycling to Beauty: Un/Plastic Project

November 7, 2012

Ibu Aci is an Indonesian woman who is part of World Relief”s up-cycling program in Indonesia. This program, The Un/Plastic…

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A Heart of Acceptance

October 23, 2012

One widow’s story exemplifies the  transformative results of World Relief’s work through the local church in Malawi. Chrissy shares how…

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The Sounds of Cambodia

October 2, 2012

This summer, Caroline Macon, served in Cambodia on Bent Tree Bible Fellowship’s summer team. They and other  US Church Partner…

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RIDE/365

September 11, 2012

We are a 1 1/2 weeks away from the start of RIDE/365. The team has been training daily for the…

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Preventing, Not Just Treating, HIV/AIDS Must Be Our Priority

August 7, 2012

by Joanna Mayhew “The cusp of the end of AIDS.” That was theme echoed repeatedly at the International AIDS Conference…

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Changing the Tide Together: The AIDS Crisis in 2012

July 23, 2012

I often think about Mweni—the quiet three-year-old child of Ruth who was dying of AIDS when I first met her…

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