In many developing nations, a child born with clubfoot faces a lifetime of isolation and restricted mobility due to a lack of basic healthcare access. However, this congenital condition is highly treatable. Highlighting research supported by the University of Notre...
Kalid and Abdulwahid in Ethiopia Fatiya and her husband live in the Oromia region of Ethiopia south of the capital city of Addis Ababa. This farming family has two children named Kalid and Abdulwahid. When the older brother Kalid was born, they didn’t realize his...
A Development Economist Went Looking for Data In a recently published Christianity Today article, economist Bruce Wydick asks a profound question: What does God’s heart reveal about human flourishing? After studying the devastating impact of untreated clubfoot in...
Baby Kusa in Ethiopia Sometimes things happen in our lives that make us question God’s faithfulness. Kusa and his wife Zinash had a prophetic message from their church prophet about their unborn baby being a servant of God. They held onto what God spoke to them, but...
Jonathan in the Ethiopia Sometimes, parents of children with clubfoot are told to seek healing through ways not involving medical treatment. Jonathan and his parents in Ethiopia were advised to get holy water from churches, use heat from sunlight and use traditional...
