April 2, 2009 — A man standing trial for murdering thousands as a leader of Cambodia’s genocidal Khmer Rouge regime publicly apologized for his crimes Tuesday, asking survivors to “please open a window and let me ask for forgiveness.”
Over 230 churches from around the world have signed up to be a part of a culture of humility over the next seven days.
Most of us would do anything to avoid life’s trials. But God always brings good out of the hard times we endure.
When Sara Dirksen and Tarah Armbrester visited Paraguay last September, they never dreamed of heading up a business to help its impoverished women. The two, 22-year-old Lee University graduates became co-founders of the Fair Ladies Project, an up-and-coming fair trade business to give women in Asuncion, Paraguay, a chance to pull themselves and their children out of the slums.
