Consent is meaningful
We explain intended use, avoid pressure, and respect a person’s decision not to be identified or featured.
- Informed permission
- Options for anonymity
- A clear purpose for publication
Tell the truth about the work.
We publish ministry updates only after review, with attention to privacy, consent, context, and the dignity of every person represented.
Story ethics
No person owes us their story in exchange for help. When stories are shared, they should deepen understanding rather than turn hardship into a spectacle.
Context matters
Updates should show the work honestly, including collaboration, constraints, and what remains unfinished.
- No invented outcomes
- No demeaning imagery
- No exaggerated claims
Dignity remains central
We portray people as whole human beings with agency, relationships, gifts, and futures—not as proof points for a campaign.
- Person-first language
- Privacy by default
- Respect beyond publication
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