Today, climate change is no longer just a textbook term. Recent studies have shown that global warming directly impacts grain production, with developing countries being hit the hardest.
This issue of SHARE introduces Zimbabwe’s farmers’ new initiative to earn a living – the ‘agricultural revolution’. In addition, we will enter the mountains in northern Thailand and learn how local villagers deal with frequent natural disasters. Through Chief Executive Dr Chan Pui Si’s experience in poverty alleviation and verses from the Bible, we hope to encourage everyone to stand up for the poor, for who the climate crisis has severely struck.
ARTICLES OF THIS ISSUE
Written by Lai Ka Chun (Senior Programme Officer) ‘Around three years ago, my fields looked just like this,’ said Jam…
Written by Ness Ma (Communications Officer) Caring for the created world is a significant and complex issue. We may ha…
Written by Ness Ma (Communications Officer) Many tribes live at the country’s border in Northern Thailand, mostly farm…
Written by Wendy Fung (Church pastor) 5Listen, my dear brothers and sisters: Has not God chosen those who are poor in …