If you've played a part in our Compassion week, this message is for you. And we really mean it.   Thanks to you, over 1,000 children have hope. More good news? There's still time for you to get in on this life change. If you've ever considered sponsoring a kid through Compassion International, now's

If you've ever been on an influential trip, you'll know that you come back with certain moments etched in your mind forever. Wally and Bekah from The Wally Show sat down to show you those moments for them in Honduras with Compassion International.   Right now could be your moment. Consider sponsorin

Some of these things will definitely surprise you! Others... maybe not so much. ;) Hear from Carlos and Joy about their trip to Honduras with Compassion International and see why they walked away surprised.   Interested in sponsoring a child in families like these? We dare you to take a look.

Could you be the one to change their life forever? As you exchange letters, send photos and offer encouragement in Jesus’ name, your love will bring hope to a child that will last a lifetime. Which child will you choose to sponsor? CLICK OR CALL 877-919-2559.

Ok, let's get real for a second. There's a lot of awful things happening in the world right now. The "wrong" we see on a daily basis can be overwhelming. If you're listening to WAY-FM this week, you'll hear a lot about the "wrong" of poverty - some pretty devastating  and awful poverty - in the worl

The word of the day today would have to be joy. We went to a Compassion project where the pastor exuded joy and these children benefited greatly from his faith and joy. What is so amazing about his joy, is that when you see all that surrounds him, you would think: what does he have to be joyous abou

She started to tear up as she said, "He was murdered." We were gathered in the front of Catalina's small home surrounding by an old fence with barbed wire on the top. Just one more example of the dangerous community that Catalina and her family live in. Catalina is a grandmother who solely cares for

If you ever feel the need to be loved just visit a Compassion project in Honduras. We were greeted with huge hugs and even bigger smiles. A simple sign on their wall serves as a constant reminder to these kids that they are loved by God, even when the world around them is not so pretty. When was the

Why are we doing this? Why are we REALLY doing this? What difference could we possibly make? Those are just some of the questions I had going into this week here in Honduras. I gotta admit answers didn't come as quickly as I would have liked either. We landed on Monday, had lunch with the local Comp

I am not positive, but I think I sat on a child. Today was another great adventure in Honduras where we met some Amazing kids, and Bekah got to meet her sponsor child. So now I turn the blog over to Bekah to tell you about it. A week ago, I was standing in the toy aisle trying to figure out what kin

"This is Sury!" Those words would be the beginning of a day that I will never forget. I looked down to see a tiny girl with a sweet face staring up at me holding a sign that said my name! I just started to sponsor Sury a few weeks ago through Compassion International. I've never had a child of my ow

Today was one of the most amazing days of my life. My wife and I got to meet our newest Compassion child, Maria. It is crazy to fall in love with someone in a matter of minutes but that is exactly what happened for both Mardi and me. This was an especially cool moment when I asked the group of kids

I wish I had paid more attention in Spanish class because tomorrow is the big day for us as we get to meet our newest sponsored child, Maria. She might be little, but she definitely has Sass-A-Tude. We can't wait to give her the things we bought just for her, but even more than that we are excited a

All next week Joy and I will be in Honduras working with Compassion International. While I am super excited about the chance to go overseas and seeing first hand the work that Compassion does...I am feeling super unprepared for my missions trip. So I figured who better to ask than the guy who goes o