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The Faces of the Persecuted: Jordan

Today, I’m in Amman, Jordan, on the frontlines of the humanitarian crisis that has swallowed up the Middle East in panic and desperation. ISIS’ systematic slaughter of Christians from Syria to Iraq has driven multitudes from their homes with nothing to call their own...

How the Church Can Join the Fight Against ISIS

As you read these words, I am with a World Help team on the frontlines of a brutal humanitarian war being waged by ISIS on Christians in the Middle East. This is no imaginary persecution: In Syria and Iraq, entire Christian communities have been destroyed. There have...

The War Against Christians

The midnight air hung thick over Wenzhou, a city in China’s coastal Zhenjiang province. In the last few days, rumors had been swirling that government officials were planning to remove the cross from atop a local church—the Salvation Church. The congregation had heard...

ISIS Rages Out of Control in Middle East

The situation in the Middle East grows more volatile by the day. An estimated 1 million people are now displaced within Iraq, running for their lives from the Islamic State (IS), formerly ISIS. This terrorist group is growing at an alarming rate, seeking to...

World Refugee Day | 2014

Home is a part of our identity. It is an ecosystem for growth, stability, and security. . . . A sanctuary for children to grow up. . . . A safe haven for days of illness or distress. . . . A place where meals are shared and community is cultivated. Now imagine being...

Equipping Church Planters During Crisis

Today was our team’s last day on the ground in the Middle East. It has been a truly incredible trip—one that God has used to bring help and hope to hundreds of people. I highly encourage you to read our reports from the field this past week. I am certain you will be...
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