Texas has highest rate of child hunger in nation
Roughly 22 percent of Texans under age 18 and 23 percent under age 5 are unsure where their next meal will come from — the highest percentage in the nation, according to a new study.
Christians’ response to hunger demonstrates gospel’s relevance to unbelieving culture
When Christians help hungry people, they earn the right to share the gospel — not only with people in need, but also with a skeptical society, Jim Denison told a conference on ethics and evangelism.
From $20 seeds, church yields $12,500 for hunger offering
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Virginia Baptists plan ‘hunger dialogues’
The Virginia Baptist Mission Board and Woman’s Missionary Union of Virginia are hosting a series of dialogues across the state focused on alleviating hunger.
A hunger for Baptist unity
By Bill Webb, Word&Way Editor Unity has most often been an elusive commodity for Baptist groups in the United States. The recent announcement that the leaders of 30 Baptist bodies from across the United States and Canada are planning to enter into a covenant
Hunger relief: Christ’s mandate
A traveler stood at the counter of the airport terminal gift shop, ready to pay for a bag of Beanie Babies. His wife continued to gather more of the popular stuffed animals, shouting to the cashier, "Make that 11, make that 12," and finally,
Hunger-free communities
By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor Bread for the World describes itself as a "nationwide Christian citizens movement seeking justice for the world's hungry people by lobbying our nation's decision makers." The organization of 54,000 members "seeks justice for hungry people by engaging in research and