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Chances are you have or know a kid who loves to make music, sing or make videos. You want to encourage them, but aren't sure how. Well, here's how! Just fill out the quick form below to nominate them to win a free trip to Camp Electric. Camp Electric is the first ever interactive creative arts camp for teens to learn from the top artists and creative minds in the Christian music and entertainment industry.…

Photo Op is where Wally makes us send him the last photo we took on our phones and tell him the story behind it. Which photo do you like the best? Betty and I were in Africa with Compassion International, and we met this amazing kid named Amos.  One of his chores is to clean out the goat pen.  Naturally, I offered to help.  What you can't see is Betty running for her life as…

Monday School is Wally's chance to tell us what he learned at church, and prove that he went. Today's lesson: We can live our faith out confidently because Jesus has already paid the price for our sin and overcome the world.  

The reality TV show Selling Sunset pretty much embodies the worst of what living a life of privilege and excess looks like.  Recently, I walked through the streets of the Mathare slum in Kenya.  This place could not be a starker contrast to the life of the rich and famous. How would you advertise a house in the Mathare slum if it was being listed on Selling Slum-Set.  Would you call the 100 sq ft.,…

It has been a few years since I have traveled with Compassion International to see the work they do. I have to tell you it is such a great reset for me personally. It is a reminder that maybe the things I get super worked up about really aren’t that big of a deal after all. Life for the Masi in Kenya is hard. They have been in a drought for 2 straight years but,…

The Real Housewives TV show is filled with so much unnecessary, frivolous drama. So it was refreshing to meet The Real, Real Housewives of Kenya, whose joy amidst hardship is inspiring! Many of these women are single moms doing their best to raise their kids in a place where the odds are stacked against them. Fortunately, thanks to Compassion International, they do not have to go it alone. The best part of any Compassion trip…