Into the Wind
What a kite knows about a child who's had a hard start — and the same wind that keeps knocking it down being the only thing that will ever lift it.
The Children Are at the Other Side
How one sentence, spoken by an eight-year-old at a stoplight in Quito, changed a father's ministry — and, years later, ours.
The Children Couldn’t Believe They’d Been Invited
A pastor and his wife were warned to stay out of one community near Cotopaxi. They walked in anyway to invite a hundred children to Christmas, and they keep going back.
We Hired Him for His Tools. He Stayed for Everything Else.
We hired Armando to build kitchen cabinets. He became the chaplain who walks his Quito neighborhood house to house, checking water filters and praying with families.
How the 2016 Ecuador Earthquake Built M:25's Trauma-Informed Framework
How a one-week 2016 email exchange became M:25's trauma-informed method — and a Lee University partnership that has anchored a decade of children's work.