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What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

  Damsa is only 16 years old. If she lived anywhere else in the world, she would probably be in high school, looking forward to applying to university. She might have dreams of becoming a doctor or a lawyer someday. She might enjoy shopping or going to the park...
[VIDEO]: Ina Moved from One Warring Nation to Another

[VIDEO]: Ina Moved from One Warring Nation to Another

As hard as Ina tries, she can’t seem to escape war. Originally from Russia, Ina and her son moved to the Holy Land 10 months ago … and 10 months was the only reprieve Ina got from living in a nation at war. Watch this video to learn about Ina’s life since Hamas...
[VIDEO] What Life is Like in the Holy Land Right Now

[VIDEO] What Life is Like in the Holy Land Right Now

  In less than 24 hours, the lives of countless families in the Holy Land were turned upside down when Hamas attacked Israel and war began. Shaul was one of the civilians whose lives changed overnight. World Help recently had a small team visiting with our...
[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,...
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