Since the devastating earthquake in Haiti, World Vision says it has witnessed a notable increase in corporate donations and interest in disaster relief from a host of companies. The Christian humanitarian organization labeled the Haiti quake in January as a "game changer" for corporate philanthropy.

Sojourners founder apologizes for suggesting World's editor-in-chief 'lies for a living' but stands by his organization's accepting grants from George Soros.

Being justified by Christ leads a person to engage acts of justice. And the Christian witness of justice leads more people to be justified. But Wallis and Dever continue to disagree about whether justice is an "implication" of the gospel or "integral" to it.

DAR ES SALAAM — A Kenyan man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for trying to sell an albino man to witchdoctors in Tanzania, local media reported Thursday.

More evidence surfaces concerning the George Soros/Sojourners connection.

Pastor and best-selling author Max Lucado has committed to donating one-hundred percent of the royalties for his upcoming book to benefit children and single mothers, according to an announcement from his publisher. And in honor of his 25th year of book publishing, Lucado is also partnering with international humanitarian group World Vision to secure sponsorships for 25,000 currently unsponsored children.

'Three cups of tea' has entered the U.S. troop lexicon as shorthand for a trust-building chat with locals. It is drawn from the bestseller by Greg Mortenson, who sets up girls schools in the region.

An Islamist insurgency group in Somalia has banned three Christian charities over allegations of proselytism. "World Vision is surprised and disappointed by the move based on false accusations of spreading Christianity," said World Vision Somalia's spokeswoman, Amanda Koech. Koech said that although World Vision is a Christian organization motivated by Christian values, staff members are prohibited from proselytizing.

Is feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, healing the sick, and welcoming the stranger "gospel ministry"? In part 3 of the conversation about justice and the gospel, Mark Dever and Jim Wallis disagree about what can and cannot be legitimately called a gospel ministry.

International missions is shifting focus to urban centers, following migration patterns that in 2008 indicated that more than half the world's population lives in cities. Fewer than 30 percent of the world's 2.5 billion people in 1950 lived in cities. By 2050, almost 70 percent of the world's estimated 10 billion people will do so, according to the United Nations.