A devout Christian shares her experience of surviving the killing fields of Cambodia, praising God's goodness and love, while discussing the problem of pain and suffering, the role of Marxism and secularism, and the importance of faith in a fallen world. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold step in 1975 by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later from Cambodia, who were fleeing the brutal Khmer Rouge regime. His humanitarian efforts, known as Iowa Shares, raised over $540,000 and provided vital aid to those in need, earning him a reputation as a champion of compassion and a symbol of hope for the refugee community. [... more]