What it Means to be Generous With Time

By: Helping Hands TV

“We need to see time as like gold,” says Amanda Rose, founder of Entrepreneurial and Small Business Women Australia. Read more

Corporate Breakfast Battle Turns Comical in ‘Unfrosted’

By: Russ Matthews

The brand Pop-Tarts has a special place in the hearts of generations of breakfast connoisseurs worldwide. Read more

Cultivating a ‘Wise Mind’ for Emotional Health

By: Sabrina Peters

In the realm of mental health and therapy, understanding the various states of mind can be a crucial tool for individuals striving for emotional balance and effective decision-making. Read more

No One Knows the Day nor the Hour

By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father. Be on guard! Be alert! You do not know when that time will come. It’s like a man going away: He leaves his house and puts his servants in charge, each with their assigned task, and tells the one at the door to keep watch. (Mark 12:33–34, NIV) Read more

Diane Armstrong: From Holocaust Survivor to Bestselling Espionage Author

By: Georgia Free

An epic novel, The Wild Date Palm explores the fate of ordinary people whose mission collides with the secret agenda of powerful countries. Read more

Take Away Hunger Day

Take Away Hunger Day is a fundraiser event run by Feed The Hungry to reduce global hunger. Partnering with Australian Christian radio stations, thousands of children are guaranteed a nutritious meal for a whole month thanks to each Take Away Hunger Day.

Feed The Hungry is responsible for delivering meal packages to schools around the world, working to feed and nurture starving children in body, mind, and spirit. Take Away Hunger Day is focused on providing aid to refugee children in Uganda who were driven out of South Sudan by war and conflict.

For every $6, one hungry child will not have to worry about their next meal for a whole month.

All they need to think about is coming to school. They attend their classes and the prospect of a guaranteed warm lunch is incentive enough to stay, giving them the opportunity to develop their education and allow them to hope for a brighter future. Simultaneously, the meals are filled with important nutrients and vitamins to encourage growth and helps them focus in class, helping them to learn. They also have the chance to hear the Gospel message and know peace, to live a full life in body, mind, and spirit!

To give, just go to https://feedthehungry.org.au/give/tahd2024/rhema-central-coast/

Helping the Hearing of Our First Nations Children

By: Ben McEachen

Have you heard about the issues impacting the ears of First Nations children? Read more