Resources & Publications

Keep current on World Vision's disaster relief, community development, advocacy, and child sponsorship efforts:

		World Vision eNews World Vision eNews is a monthly e-mail newsletter that provides updates on our ministry around the world. Each issue contains compelling stories featuring the children and families we serve through disaster response, child sponsorship, advocacy, and community and regional development. Subscribe today to begin receiving eNews in your inbox.
		World Vision Magazine World Vision Magazine, a quarterly publication, affirms people responding to God's call to care for the poor by providing information, inspiration, and opportunities for action, linking them with children and families in nearly 100 countries where World Vision works. Now you can also read World Vision Magazine online! Read individual articles, or view issues in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format.
		World Vision Reports and Research World Vision publishes reports and research on topics ranging from global poverty and child protection to conflict resolution and disaster response. Our research draws on the experience, observations and expertise of World Vision field staff working in a variety of countries and cultural contexts.
		World Vision News World Vision News, a quarterly publication, keeps donors informed of how their dollars are being used around the world to assist the sick and those living in poverty. Now, you can read it online. Just click on the cover to see this year's World Vision News.
		Books and other resources World Vision Resources, the book and educational publishing ministry of World Vision, seeks to educate Christians about global poverty, inspire them to social justice, and equip them with innovative resources to make a difference in the world. By developing biblically-based curriculum and materials for educators and ministry leaders on the causes and consequences of global poverty, World Vision Resources supports the organizational mandate to move the church in the United States to more fully embrace its biblical responsibility to serve the poor. Materials can be purchased through World Vision Resources, and free downloadable educational resources are also available.