Redemptive charity goes beyond relief: it engages relationally, affirms dignity, and empowers the poor through meaningful work and flourishing.

Government food aid should foster dignity, not dependence—linking assistance to work can restore purpose and break the cycle of relief-driven poverty.

A review of In the Shadow of Plenty by George Grant, exploring biblical principles for poverty care and the church’s role in true compassion.

Collaboration is commonly upheld for better poverty alleviation efforts, yet it rarely works out. What’s killing it and how can we help it live up to the hype?

Explore how society must provide the means (not just the message) for people to flourish—turning charity into growth, not dependency.