The Pan-African Devotional for December addresses the timely biblical narrative of joy, hope, and struggle.
Bread for the World joins our nation in honoring the life and legacy of President George H.W. Bush.
Coping with threats to continued progress against hunger.
As the season of Advent unfolds, we are reminded of the hope we find in the birth of baby Jesus.
La temporada de Adviento nos recuerda la esperanza que encontramos en el nacimiento del niño Jesús.
On Giving Tuesday, any donation matched 2-to1 by Rick Steves.
Nearly 50 Pan-African women of faith gathered to address challenges faced by Pan-African people around the world.
Como personas de fe, afirmamos ese derecho y reclamamos que la administración y los miembros del Congreso hagan lo mismo.
Our faith traditions teach and call us to welcome the stranger, stand with the vulnerable, and love our neighbor.
One in nine of the world’s people—821 million people—are now living in hunger.
One attribute that Indigenous communities have in abundance is resilience.
Moving beyond the "other."
Pan para el Mundo propone un enfoque integral a la política de inmigración.
Celebrating the canonization of St. Archbishop Oscar Romero.
Join us in opposing the administration's proposed public charge rule.
Únase a nosotros para oponerse a la regla de carga pública propuesta por la administración.
El hambre continúa forzando la migración a Estados Unidos desde Guatemala.
Years of poor harvests and drought have driven Guatemalans to desperation and to flee their homes.
Former Bread for the World board member dies at age 77.
African Americans have dramatically loss land over time.
