World Vision

The Magazine of World Vision

22Feb
Famine No More

Famine No More

The recent crisis in the Horn of Africa—so reminiscent of the 1980s—may suggest that fighting famine is futile. But better tools, heavier hitters, and the benefits of child sponsorship are saving lives.

Hunger 101

Hunger 101

Who’s hungry? Around the world, 925 million people—more than the populations of North America and South America combined—go hungry on a daily basis. Here are a few fast facts to help you grasp the severity of the problem.

Prayer

Pray For the Hungry|

Join us this month in praying for those who are hungry and those working to feed them.

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Snapshot

Sunset Singing|

A choir rehearsal in the Congo.

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Gallery

Top 11 Photos from 2011|

Eleven photos reflect the stories, struggles, and events that changed lives in 2011.

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From the President

The Famine That Never Happened|

Drought doesn’t need to result in famine.

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World Changers

A New Normal|

A family rebuilds after a tornado, with World Vision’s help.

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World View

See With New Eyes|

A longtime World Vision worker recalls Bono’s first visit to famine-struck Ethiopia in 1985.

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Where Are They Now?

Natural Beauty|

A former sponsored child in Kenya runs a top hair salon and connects with her U.S. sponsors.

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Behind the Scenes

Famine, Then and Now|

If your radar was not pointed toward the developing world and the poor, you may have missed it.

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What You Can Do

World Vision is Mobile|

Stay informed by downloading the new iPhone app.

My World Vision|

Discover more ways to connect, experience, and share.

New World Vision Online Store|

Announcing an apparel line that will allow you to support World Vision in a new way.

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