By Sarita Hartz At Wrecked we love to highlight what people are doing to re-imagine culture wherever they are. Here is the story of one girl who got wrecked in Uganda and started up a non-profit for girl soldiers and child mothers when she got back: The sun sets a stream of red over a … Continue reading Zion Project
By Richard Taylor Peter Sarki 19?? 2003 Peter was born into a pagan / animist family. In his twenties, he attended a Catholic church only to get involved with the wrong crowd and ended up stealing money from inside the cathedral. God always has a way of turning bad to good, and Jesus literally appeared … Continue reading Never Again
By Jimmy McCarty Life’s not fair. God’s not fair. Even though I try to be fair, is it truly an outcome I can announce is free from ulterior motive? I’ve heard “fairness” is different from “justice” but the truth is, it’s still rooted in the fact that compromise demands sacrifice from both sides. One hurts, … Continue reading Sacrificing Justice
By Hannah Lythe For all the green that surfaces in Africa, when I think back to my nine months the only color that permeates through is amber, a dark orange that rainbows through to brown. I miss Africa’s dirt. I took every moment for granted. I don’t know if this world is ever going to … Continue reading Dirt
By Rusty Jackson Freedom escapes him. A real life eludes him. And the prospect of death chased him to this place when he was 14 years old. Technically “this place” has no name, but it has more than 50 thousand people living and working in it. This “camp” sits just inside Thailand’s northern border. It’s … Continue reading Wado
By Annie Dieselberg Through life-on-life ministry, NightLights goal is to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of women in prostitution, their children, and those children brought illegally in Thailand to financially support their families by selling items in the bars and often through sexual exploitation. These goals will be met through building relationships with … Continue reading NightLight: Putting an End to Human Trafficking in Thailand
By Amanda Petersen Tonight was rough. There was so much going on… …I walk in, and Bin is wearing a mini-skirt and a bra. She quickly ducks behind the counter and puts on a see-thru hoodie and jumps back out, looking at me sheepishly. “Bin, you do not have to change when I come. You … Continue reading Broken at a Beer Bar
By Hannah Lythe I never meant to fall in love when I went to South Africa last September. I left thinking I could make a difference in this world. I would be that difference. I find it amusing that despite our arrogance, the Lord will still use us and rip us apart to our core. … Continue reading Falling in Love With Ernie
By Stephanie Fisk We just sent Amanda to Thailand. Here is an article from another missionary in Bangkok who is reporting on the work being done over there to rescue young girls from the sex trade: I have not been able to sleep much since we have arrived in Thailand. It is right here. My … Continue reading Bangkok Underground: Seeing the sex industry first-hand
By Jason Wenell An online magazine that attempts to challenge men in particular, Prodigal Son publishes every other Thursday. Right now they feature Gary Carter: an Exclusive Interview of a former pro baseball player, The Devil’s Wedge: an examination of the effect sexual sin is having on men, and more. Here’s what the founder Jason … Continue reading Prodigal Son Magazine