True Charity
- Doing Them Well By Being With Them First: The Power of Presence in Effective Charity
- Achieving Advantageous Outcomes with Self Assessments
- The Power of Collaboration: Strengthen Your Poverty Alleviation Ministry Together
- Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions: A Synopsis
- Respecting Agency and Truth in Relationships
- Five Ways to Improve Children’s Safety at Your Ministry
- A Framework for Flourishing: A Synopsis of When Helping Hurts
- When Social Capital Moves in Next Door: The Best Evidence on Gentrification
- The Maker Versus The Takers: What Jesus Really Said About Social Justice and Economics
- The Emotional and Mental Health Crisis in Poverty
Including the Innkeeper: How Residential Programs Should Partner with Churches
Discover the transformative power of partnerships in faith-based recovery programs. Mark McKnelly shares his journey and highlights the role of local churches in assisting program participants. Learn key characteristics to look for in a church partner. Inspirational insights for members of faith-based programs.
7 Non-Negotiables for Church Engagement in Compassion
The Greatest of All identified Himself with the “least of these.” Jesus’ economy flips ours on its head – rich is poor, and poor is rich. He modeled healing and feeding to open ears before disclosing who He is (i.e., the Gospel).
Faithfulness: The True Measure of Success in Compassion Ministry
Are you growing weary in doing good? True Charity Ambassador Debbie Wells offers perspective on what constitutes a “good and faithful servant.”
True Charity Applied: How a Deeper Understanding Could Have Changed My Story
Bethany Herron shares her own story and three things that can change the narrative of not only those you serve but of their entire families.
The Non-Profit Leader’s Secret Weapon to Shaping Public Policy: Showing Up
Think you have no part in influencing public policy? You actually could be integral in change that improves the impact of your charitable efforts. The FGA’s Scott Centorino explains how your specific experiences can influence decisions of policy leaders.
Not Just “Anything Helps”: A Biblical Example of Discerning Underlying Needs
Those in crisis simply want to ease the chaos of their situation. What they feel they need at the moment, though, is often not the actual need. A common biblical account helps understand the discernment needed to help individuals come to this realization.