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Christians and Muslims will find peace if they work together for justice.
Sunday Agang in Kagoro, Nigeria
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2012/april/nigeria-deadlock.html Widows work on income-generating projects in groups of 10 based on their needs and often very costly—destroying human lives as well as the material resources desperately needed
Most Americans—including Scripture-loving evangelicals—cannot name the disciples, the Ten Commandments, or the first book of the Bible. But that's not our biggest biblical illiteracy problem.
Collin Hansen
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2010/may/25.38.html Platt recognizes that smaller churches lack the human and financial resources to offer these programs 7. Elijah's care for the widow in Zarephath (instead of the widows of Israel), and
In my ministry of racial reconciliation, I had to move from a culture of effort to a culture of grace.
Chris Rice
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2010/march/24.34.html when human efforts fail—when we come to the end of our own resources and somehow that the gospel is for Gentiles, Acts 10), dismantling discrimination (against Greek widows, Acts 6
Why Christian musicians are embarking on a different kind of world tour.
Mark Moring
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/november/19.30.html a cause du jour, but if it's really a calling from God, you're going to be able to draw on resources that enable you to "Emily looks at James 1:27, about taking care of widows and orphans
Diverse figures from church history offer surprisingly similar guidance for this core Christian practice.
Elesha Coffman
https://www.christianitytoday.com/history/2009/september/ways-to-pray.html At these basic, early church services, the wealthy helped the needy, and food and other resources were collected for distribution to widows, orphans, the sick, the poor, the enslaved
Early Christians focused on of the sacredness of individuals, not demons, says historian Gary Ferngren.
Rob Moll
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/augustweb-only/134-31.0.html A hundred years later, Antioch supported 3,000 widows, virgins, sick, poor, and travelers. The churches in major cities had significant resources at their disposal, and though their care
Fifteen years after genocide, Rwanda is showing signs of healing.
Mark Moring
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/june/26.28.html "They just need access to resources, training, and her new life as a single mom: "I was a wreck." But she was encouraged by the stories she read about women, mostly widows, who had
Your responses to the January 2009 issue of Christianity Today.
https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/march/9.8.html into several languages, fought to abolish suttee (the practice of burning widows with the so alongside their focus on evangelism and church planting, despite the paucity of resources.
