‘A Wrinkle in Time’s 50-Year Journey to the Screen
By Jessica Toomer5 min read
Producer Catherine Hand shares the incredible saga of trying to get the film made and why now is the perfect time for kids to see it.
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Senior Mentors Make A Positive Impact on Children
By Ashley Lateef6 min read
These seniors have teamed up to make a difference in these children’s lives.
Someone Cares: Bread and Bricks
By Don Malman1 min read
Her love for children inspired him to make a change of his own.
Her Unusual Dream Brought Comfort to a Pair of Worried Strangers
By Penny Danielson4 min read
The swirling waters and mysterious child in her dream left her a bit unsettled. What could it all possibly mean?
Tory Burch Quote, Children
I tell my boys I’m going to needlepoint them a belt that says, ‘Being a gentleman is not a part-time job.’ They’ve heard that more times than they can count.
Someone Cares: Shining Dancers
By Victoria Kramer2 min read
This dance mom started a project called Bibbidy Bobbidy Ballerinas by donating her daughter’s old costume to children’s hospitals. The movement went viral with other dance moms chipping in to cover additional expenses — all to give other children a chance to shine.
Blessed for a Reason
By Katie Allen Berlandi3 min read
A daughter remembers how her father blessed the lives of others.
When God Closes the Loop
By John Huddle4 min read
John Huddle was an answered prayer by sponsoring a young girl named Anita from Kenya. He felt like God was connecting him to her father and the child. God has given him and everyone else the opportunity to make an impact on those who are in poverty and facing hard times.
A Connection With a Child She Sponsored Through World Vision
By Ashley Lateef3 min read
Leslie never had children, but realizes she’s better off than most. She regularly volunteers at the homeless shelter and sponsored two children from Uganda. She encourages others to do the same and change the world positively.
Former World Vision Sponsored Child Is Archbishop of Kenya’s Anglican Church
By Ashley Lateef5 min read
As a child, he received support from World Vision. He now leads 5 million people as the archbishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya.
