Amy is a WORLD contributor and a graduate of World Journalism Institute and Fresno Pacific University. She taught middle school English before homeschooling her own children. She lives in Geelong, Australia, with her husband and the two youngest of their seven kids.
To prevent waste and provide for needy people, a group in Australia works to preserve fruit from forgotten trees
After the devastating landslide, Bible translators distribute New Testaments in the local language to the villagers
Being a child prodigy comes with unique opportunities, difficulties, and experiences
Locals and visiting aid workers report devastation
Your guide to the 2024 elections
Because of the detrimental effects of mold, Tim Law works on preventing and eradicating it from Australian homes
LIFESTYLE | When there’s something strange in the walls of Australian homes, Tim Law is on call to help
In Australia, foster—or permanent—care is one way of helping people in need
Amy Lewis | Australia’s effort to right past wrongs leaves vulnerable children without the security a family could provide
Despite having epilepsy, an Australian man serves as an international missionary
