‘As a mother of four and grandmother of 13, few things sadden me more than seeing children whose physical, emotional and mental development is stunted by malnourishment. The Glorious Food pack shows that we, living in a rich country, can help to turn things round for the Quechua people and other poor communities.’
Eileen Carey is a Tearfund Vice-President with her husband, former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey.

‘An inspiring and challenging resource for churches to see how the topic of food unites both rich and poor. It’s an opportunity for us to support Bolivian Christians as they improve the diet and spiritual well-being of the poorest people who have no choice about what they consume.’
BBC Radio 4 Thought for the day regular and UK President of Tearfund, Elaine Storkey

‘Recent research shows how essential improvement in early child healthcare is for achieving intelligence, learning and earning capacity, and health in adult life. Tearfund’s Yanapankuna project puts this into practice. Do we?’

Professor Andrew Tomkins is the Director of the Centre for International Child Health and the World Health Organisation centre on nutrition in developing countries at the Institute of Child Health, London.