This student packet contains readings and exercises for examining the problem of world hunger. Materials, which are suitable for use by high school students, are presented from a Christian perspective. Twelve chapters cover justice and the right to food; causes of hunger (poverty, land use, the international economy, the arms race, resource abuse, misplaced priorities); overcoming hunger; U.S. policy options for overcoming hunger; ethical issues, values, and attitudes surrounding the hunger problem; biblical perspectives on hunger; what the churches are saying and doing; the Bread for the World organization; and prospects for the future. Within each chapter, the following materials are generally included: readings, several hypothetical or actual situations for consideration, statistical information in the form of charts or graphs, questions for reflection and discussion, written exercises, action suggestions, and a prayer activity. (LP)