Biblical Reflections

2 girls read bibles in Church Haiti/ Photo by Laura Elizabeth Pohl

Timeline: Marking an Eventful First 1,000 Days (and then some)

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Global Leaders Push to Sustain Political Commitment to Maternal and Child Nutrition

Congress and Anti-Hunger Groups Oppose Farm Bill Cuts to SNAP

Throughout Scripture, God offers abundance and an end to hunger. Loving our neighbors includes sharing abundance.

Read more about the biblical basis for advocating for and with hungry people at home and abroad.

God Sees Abundance in Our World

Do we truly believe God is going to provide what we need—and enough for us to share with others?

Sharing Abundance

When famine spread throughout Judea, the apostle Paul organized an early “foreign assistance” program, gathering funds from Gentile churches in Asia Minor to share with those who suffered.

The Economics of Love for Neighbor

Jesus tells the story of the Good Samaritan, who provided for the needs of a complete stranger after he had been beaten, robbed, and left for dead.

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