John Nyago reflects on the importance of gardening and food production education in light of his experience growing up on a farm in Uganda and now as a teacher at the Academy for G.O.D.

Elise Gerard writes about her time facilitating a Girls’ Reproductive Health workshop for teachers in El Salvador. Women unite!

Brett Madron shares a vulnerable moment we probably all could relate to, and applies a scripture we all need: Let your reasonableness be known to all, the Lord is at hand! (Philippians 4:5) 

This past month, Rose Oungh came to visit family in the United States and spent part of her time at our headquarters in Nashville, TN. During her visit, Rose shared about her background, her faith, and work with our organization. Rosemary Sherrod highlights some excerpts from an interview conducted by Joshua Nava.

Team Member, Brett Madron, writes on the expression of music in one’s native tongue in reflection on his relationship with SEA Intern, MC.

“The type of opportunities the Lord has given us as a regional team surpass what I could’ve ever imagined just a few years ago.” Betsy Johnson reflects on her most recent experience facilitating a teacher conference in El Salvador.

“This process of critically thinking about the information we receive and how to use it responsibly will be ongoing, as education always is.” Ben Reese reflects on why education is still necessary in the age of information.

John Nyago testifies from personal experience on the magnitude of true empowerment while reviewing his recent trip to Uganda to empower others.