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Sudan’s Civil War: Stories from Survivors

Sudan’s Civil War: Stories from Survivors

  Danielle heard the rumblings. Felt the ground shake beneath her feet. She and her children barely had time to dive under the bed before the bombs started falling. They were trapped. The explosions seemed to come from every direction. They grew louder, closer,...
What Happens During a Crisis?

What Happens During a Crisis?

Disasters can strike anytime and anywhere. Whether they’re over in a matter of minutes or last for years, they always leave a path of devastation behind. In the aftermath, victims often grapple with great loss and struggle to survive with nothing. That’s why the World...
[VIDEO]: Update From the Holy Land

[VIDEO]: Update From the Holy Land

  Naomi woke one morning at 6 a.m. to the sounds of her windows shattering. At first, she was confused because the missile sirens had not gone off to warn people of danger … but it didn’t take Naomi long to realize the Holy Land was under attack. Quickly,...
One Bible Changed Walter’s Life Forever!

One Bible Changed Walter’s Life Forever!

  Walter lives in a small, isolated community in Peru. His village has a church, but they don’t have the funds or resources to distribute Bibles to everyone. As a result, many people in the village had never owned a copy of God’s Word, including Walter. On a...
[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

[VIDEO]: A Bible or a bag of rice?

  Here’s a tough question: If you were starving and had to decide between taking a Bible or a bag of rice, which would you choose? I was confronted with this same question on my recent trip to South Korea. While I was there, we visited with our partner, who works...
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