Love and Solidarity – JesusHacks Podcast Episode #3
Posted On October 13, 2015
Trudy Smith and her husband, Andy, spent two and a half years living in a slum in India with Servants. In the most recent episode… Read More →
FtAF: I came to meet Zora
Posted On July 11, 2014
[This story was originally published on the Servants website in 2005. It touches on the feeling of helpless in the face of no easy answers… Read More →
Solidarity and Hope Among a Community of Rubbish Pickers
Posted On July 7, 2014
The following reflection was written by Kristin Jack, Servants’ International Coordinator, about his recent visit with a Servants team in Southeast Asia. If you’d like… Read More →
There Is No Silver Bullet: Servants India Y-Team
Posted On April 15, 2014
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. To learn more about this team and ways you can join them,… Read More →
FtAF: A Lent Experiment in Solidarity with Indian Poor
Posted On March 7, 2014
[As we enter the season of Lent, I have seen many Facebook posts commenting on what people are giving up, with most of them being… Read More →
The Bad News Is Over: Servants India Y-Team
Posted On January 14, 2014
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. To learn more about this team and ways you can join them,… Read More →
On Miracles & Justice Through Community: Servants India Y-Team
Posted On January 1, 2014
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. To learn more about this team and ways you can join them,… Read More →
FtAF: Families Thriving with Servants
Posted On December 6, 2013
[This week we revisit a reflection from 2004 about being a family living amongst the poor in India. If you feel God is calling your family… Read More →
Outsiders – Written by a member of the Servants India Y-Team
Posted On November 30, 2013
The follow reflection was written by a member of the Servants India Y-team. Around our little perch, rockets explode, shaking our thin brick walls. The… Read More →