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On ISIS’s Doorstep: Stories From the Frontlines

At this very moment, our World Help team is just arriving in Iraq, where ISIS has terrorized and displaced millions from their homes. On this emergency trip, they will be working alongside our partners to assess our continued humanitarian response, distribute...

Called to Bring Sustainable Change

This is Christ Community Church (CCC) from East Taunton, Massachusetts—a family of Christ followers that is partnering with World Help to bring sustainable change to impoverished Guatemalan villages. They first came to Guatemala several years ago, where they were...

Sustainability Transforms Communities

I’m in Guatemala with World Help this week watching the words “sustainable transformation” come alive. Sustainability literally means “The endurance of systems or processes.” So how does that translate to sharing hope in impoverished Guatemalan communities? Simply...

The Cradle of Christianity Overturned

The streets of Erbil, Iraq, are lined with children begging for money, for food, for anything to ease their suffering. Why is it that in wars fought with guns and radical ideology, children—the most innocent of all—are the ones who suffer the most? This is the heart...

From Tents to Abandoned Malls: Hiding From ISIS

Saleem and his family of 11 are from the village of Shangal in Northern Iraq. When ISIS marched through Saleem’s hometown, homes and businesses were ransacked and all weapons confiscated. Civilians were mercilessly harassed and attacked for owning anything “illegal,”...

Ankawa Refugee Camp: A Picture of Human Misery

My heart was broken today as I stepped inside Ankawa Refugee Camp. This is home to over 3,000 Iraqi refugees who have escaped from the slaughter of ISIS. What I saw took my breath away. Please take a moment right now, right where you are, to watch this brief video:...
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