Faith-based organizations have long combined compassion and innovation to serve the vulnerable across changing eras. As their roles shift, how can they continue shaping a just and flourishing society?
True poverty alleviation calls for more than financial aid—it requires cultivating moral character, strong communities, and systems that foster opportunity, not dependency. How might our approach shift if we started questioning how we address human need in today’s complex world?
True poverty alleviation calls for more than financial aid—it requires cultivating moral character, strong communities, and systems that foster opportunity, not dependency. How might our approach shift if we started questioning how we address human need in today’s complex world?
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