The latest in a series exploring passages from The Poverty & Justice Bible.
It’d be hard to find someone who thinks Congress is doing much of anything right these days, but I've found some heroes.
A regular, non-comprehensive roundup of current news links on hunger and poverty issues from around the Web.
By Michele Learner, Bread for the World Institute
Africa recently celebrated the first anniversary of its last recorded case...
This is a weekly prayer series that appears each Friday on the Bread Blog.
August is the perfect time to visit your member of Congress.
Providing families in the Gaza Strip with long-term solutions to hunger and poverty.
By Bread for the World Institute staff
Today we highlight three stories that celebrate young women leaders who are...
Recently Congress has taken a step toward preventing the deaths of 17,000 children each day.
In a world where McDonald’s serves billions and billions, we still inhabit a world where there are “haves” and “have-nots.”
Reach out to your member of Congress to make Feed the Future permanent.
Learn how your church can prepare for Bread for the World Sunday this fall.
Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit not discussed during bill markup.
Bread for the World needs your input in the selection of the 2015 Christmas card.
Congress introduces “marker bills” aimed to increase access to nutritious food for children. ...
A church in Peoria, Ill. commits to feeding children during the summer.
A new report highlights the risk of hunger facing older Americans
Hunger and poverty persist around the world. Let’s pray for those who need our help the most.
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A weekly prayer series that appears each Friday on the Bread Blog.
New Jersey church is encouraged by youthful energy and optimism in Congress.
Summertime is the perfect opportunity to contact your elected leaders and encourage them to make child nutrition a priority.
A group of Hondurans visit Bread’s office to share harrowing stories of their journey to the United States.
What does your candidate have to say about the issues?
