Where to Find News and Updates on Bythewell.org
Updated
News and updates on Bythewell.org appear in the News section on the homepage, which lists dated posts and a "Read More News" link. The two entries currently shown there are "Visit to Sponsored Children in Vietnam" (December 18, 2017) and "Choose Joy" (December 26, 2015). If you want the latest activity from the Spiritans' Vietnam child sponsorship work, that section is the place to start.
What the News Section Shows
The homepage presents news as a short feed rather than a full archive. Each item pairs a headline with a date, so you can judge how recent it is before clicking. The visible entries cover:
| Headline | Date |
|---|---|
| Visit to Sponsored Children in Vietnam | December 18, 2017 |
| Choose Joy | December 26, 2015 |
The first item connects directly to the sponsorship program described on the same page — a visit to children who receive sponsorship in Vietnam. The second, "Choose Joy," is a general reflection-style post with no program details in the listing itself.
How to Reach the News
- Open bythewell.org.
- Scroll to the News heading on the homepage.
- Read the listed headlines and dates, or select Read More News to see additional posts.
The "Read More News" link is the only route indicated on the page for going beyond the two visible entries. The page evidence does not show a separate news URL, an archive by year, or a category filter, so treat the homepage feed and that link as the available entry points.
How News Relates to the Sponsorship Program
The homepage places three things side by side: the Spiritans' identity ("One heart, one soul"), the Sponsorship Program — Help Vietnam Children Study, and the News feed. The sponsorship block invites visitors to sponsor a child, make a donation, and share the news, which suggests the News section is where updates about sponsored children and program activity surface. The Vietnam visit post is a concrete example of that link.
What You Won't Find Here
Based only on the page content, there is no indication of:
- A newsletter signup or email subscription for updates
- An RSS feed or social media links for news
- Dated posts more recent than December 2017
If you need current program information, the homepage News feed is the documented source, but its most recent listed item is from 2017. For anything beyond that, you would need to check whether the "Read More News" link leads to newer entries.