BECOME A HERO!

What moves you to act courageously? Its a tough question to answer, right? Don't worry If you're thinking & can't come up with anything specific. A year ago, I'm not sure I could have answered myself. Ask me today & I'll respond with one word. MAURINE. (Maurine pictured above on the far left) H

Sometimes, it's hard to imagine a world where things will be better, and often times, there's very little we can do about it. But with CURE International, you can help turn a child's "before," where they're often seen as an outcast or cursed...into an "after." Last year, we had the pleasure of meeti

  A thumbs up. A smile. A hug. Loneliness. Worship. Just five ideas I now know are universally understood after a trip to Kenya with Cure International and WAY-FM. Loneliness is felt whether you are in Kenya or Connecticut, wealthy or poor, married or single. Mary is a 32 year old single mom who liv

A life-changing surgery at a CURE hospital is just the first step in the process for CURE kids. Rehabilitation is vital as many of these kids have never been able to do things on their own, like walk.  The CURE rehab staff makes sure the kids know how to make the most of the new limbs and abilities

Here are four quick ways to tell: 1. HEROES SEE A NEED AND THEY RESPOND. So here’s our “bat signal” for you: CURE could heal MORE kids. We have the beds in our hospitals to do it. The missing piece? Donors. People willing to say, “I see what needs to be done, and I’m going to do it.” Here’s the e

I am standing in the middle of a dump in the capital city of Niamey in Niger, Africa. What makes this dump special is that a section of it has be reclaimed by CURE International and turned into a children’s hospital. In a place where people threw away the things they didn’t want, CURE is bringing ne

> “When my friends are running, I can’t follow them. The first thing I want to do after surgery is RUN!” - Hopsu I met Hopsu an hour before her surgery. Her magnetic smile lit up the children’s ward, and when I asked if she was scared she said, “No, I am excited!” I told her I would be in the opera

Sometimes the children are not the only ones who need to be helped at CURE hospitals. To find out how you can help heal a child check out CURE.    

Brant has a deep conversation with Jon Foreman from Switchfoot about life, God and healing. Switchfoot is partnering with CURE International and when you give a donation to help heal a child with a disability, you can get a free copy of their new CD, called Where The Light Shines Through. Find out m