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[VIDEO] Visiting Hurricane Ian victims in Cuba

[VIDEO] Visiting Hurricane Ian victims in Cuba

  Over the weekend, a Word Help team visited parts of western Cuba that were hit hard by Hurricane Ian. Millions lost power, and many families were left with their homes barely intact — including Pastor Reinier. “It was overwhelming thinking about all the money...
Hurricane Ian: Faith in the midst of tragedy

Hurricane Ian: Faith in the midst of tragedy

Last week, devastation and destruction rained down on the people of Cuba when Hurricane Ian made landfall. Powerful winds up to 125 mph knocked out the power grid, leaving the entire island without power. Homes collapsed, crops were ruined, and the blackout left...
Hurricane victims receive food, water … and the Gospel

Hurricane victims receive food, water … and the Gospel

Back in November, Hurricanes Eta and Iota tore through Central America less than two weeks apart. Families barely had time to catch their breath before the second storm ripped through their communities. The coastal villages of Laguna Kukalaya and Layasiksa, Nicaragua,...
4 of the greatest humanitarian needs of 2021

4 of the greatest humanitarian needs of 2021

2020 will go down in the history books as the year of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s the year you added face masks to your daily attire. The year you stayed inside more than you went out. The year entire educational and economic systems around the globe shut down and...
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