I finally had the opportunity to watch the (highly recommended Netflix) living epitaph from the globally renowned, deeply revered and loved Jane Goodall, who departed from this world on October

Today marks the anniversary of 9/11, a day etched in U.S. history as one of unimaginable tragedy and loss. As I pause to remember the lives taken and the resilience

Government regulations required that I had to leave Nepal in May, and I won’t be able to return until next year 2026. The long-term work visa we had hoped for

Two years ago, I spent Christmas alone in a community center in rural South India. Reflecting on the season was a vastly different experience, considering the new perspective of being

The story of the Alvarez family in Piedras Negras, Mexico, marks a pivotal moment in my journey toward becoming a full-time humanitarian servant. This project ignited a passion within me

Immigration, especially along the southern border where I served for a dozen years, is rightly a hot topic in the political arena, and reform is absolutely necessary. However, it’s not

Pain, itching, and infection. Children stop walking and playing, adults can’t care for their families, and the elderly become captive in their homes. “There will be great earthquakes, famines and

Meet Óseas, a bright and resilient boy from Guatemala. His story began in 2012 when he was just 7 years old. Alongside his parents, he embarked on a treacherous journey,

For several years, I had the joy of organizing blanket and clothing distributions to refugees and families in need in Piedras Negras, Mexico. Each year, it became a beautiful reminder