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For the past several years, I’ve been thinking more seriously about how generosity actually works across borders. For much of my life, I’ve been part of communities that care deeply about supporting others—often in different countries, cultures, and economic realities. But the systems we rely on to do that are surprisingly fragile.
An uplifting essay showing that sovereignty is not selfishness but the foundation of generosity. By protecting freedom and stability, sovereignty allows individuals and communities to give abundantly, both economically and creatively.
Due to the generosity of the GNOME Foundation I have been able to get to the GUADEC 2006 this year. I'd like to thank Jeff Waugh and Quim Gil for the "last-minute" funding of my trip to Vilanova, and
A clear, biblical examination of tithing in the Old and New Testaments. The tithe was an Old Covenant agricultural system tied to ancient Israel—not a binding command for Christians. The New Covenant calls us to something greater: Spirit-led generosity grounded in the truth that God owns everything, not just a percentage.
A Simple Act That Creates a Greater Impact
A thought experiment exploring what Jesus would do if he had a million Bitcoin, challenging us to reflect on faith, generosity, and allegiance in a peer-to-peer world.
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A practical framework for assessing monetary systems through Islamic principles
Contestants Aleksandar Vasiljković and Bogoljub Đurić won 1,200,000 dinars on the quiz show "Potera." Following the victory, Vasiljković, a physicist from Cambridge University, announced he would donate one-third of his winnings to the treatment of a young boy named Đorđe Bukvić.
Thanks to your incredible support, we hit our $250 goal! Here is a special thank-you video from Steph and a quick look at what’s next for our cafeteria in Kibera.
Singer Zlata Petrović decided to give her larger apartment to her son Jovan Pejić and his partner Ena Čolić so they can start their life together, while she will move into a smaller apartment of about 30 square meters.
