Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries has claimed Jesus never visited poor individuals in their homes because He hated poverty. While ministering, Ibiyeomie cited examples of Jesus ...

“[W]e have to abandon the habit of reducing the poor to cartoon characters and take the time to really understand their lives, in all their complexity and richness.” The next 250-plus pages do exactly ...

Argentinians are mourning the death of their compatriot Pope Francis, who served as the archbishop of Buenos Aires and was known for working with the poor in the city before ascending to the top ...

Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries has said Jesus hates poor people, adding that he never visited any poor person. While delivering a sermon to his congregation, the clergyman cited ...

I’ve never met a Holocaust survivor without feeling fear — not of them, but of what happens when they’re gone. Their voices, their memories, their warnings — they’ve carried the burden ...

ETMarkets.com Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin at $200K by 2025, warns of looming “Greater Depression.” Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki reiterated his bullish view on Bitcoin, predicting it could hit ...

Interventions improving communication between health care providers and patients, in turn, lowering risk of patient safety incidents, are needed. HealthDay News — Poor communication is a major ...

Pope Francis, a voice for the poor who overcame fierce resistance to reshape the Catholic Church, died of a stroke and heart failure on Easter Monday at the age of 88, the Vatican announced.

In 1980, then Singapore prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, warned that if Australia failed to reform, it risked becoming ‘the poor white trash of Asia’. At the time, Australia was inward-looking, heavily ...

The number of poor Filipino families who experienced total hunger “rose sharply” from 26.4% in February to 35.6% in March this year, results of a non-commissioned survey by the Stratbase-Social ...

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