True Charity
- What’s the Best Way to Help a Panhandler?
- Four High-Impact Ways Your Church Can Serve the Poor
- How to Change Things When Change is Hard: A Bird’s Eye View on the Book Switch by Chip and Dan Heath
- The Key to Effective Charity: Image is Everything
- Beyond the Welfare State: How Civil Society Can Succeed Where Welfare Has Failed.
- Redemptive Charity Requires More of Us
- Food Aid Should Be Linked to a Willingness to Work
- A Review of In the Shadow of Plenty: Biblical Principles for Caring for the Poor by George Grant
- Collaboration Is Overrated: Why Charities Working Together Is Not the First Step
- What It Means to Flourish like a ‘Watered Garden’
Reframing Our Ministry Practices in Light of God’s Story of Change
The Chalmers Center writes to encourage readers to go beyond material prosperity in poverty alleviation. Equipping them with a holistic framework of God’s story of change.
The Impact of Servant Leadership
Learn from David’s example and explore how godly, servant leadership can lead to true change in a lost and broken world. Guest contributor, Jon Barrett, shares his insights.
Including the Innkeeper: How Residential Programs Should Partner with Churches
Discover the transformative power of partnerships in faith-based recovery programs. Mark McKnelly shares his journey and highlights the role of local churches in assisting program participants. Learn key characteristics to look for in a church partner. Inspirational insights for members of faith-based programs.
7 Non-Negotiables for Church Engagement in Compassion
The Greatest of All identified Himself with the “least of these.” Jesus’ economy flips ours on its head – rich is poor, and poor is rich. He modeled healing and feeding to open ears before disclosing who He is (i.e., the Gospel).
Faithfulness: The True Measure of Success in Compassion Ministry
Are you growing weary in doing good? True Charity Ambassador Debbie Wells offers perspective on what constitutes a “good and faithful servant.”
True Charity Applied: How a Deeper Understanding Could Have Changed My Story
Bethany Herron shares her own story and three things that can change the narrative of not only those you serve but of their entire families.