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A love that doesn’t make sense

A love that doesn’t make sense

“Some of you are going to go into the village, and you’re going to lock eyes with a kid who is going to change you.” Troy Mizell distinctly remembers these words, spoken by his associate pastor on their first night in Guatemala. When Troy signed up for this missions...
Help one girl regain her freedom

Help one girl regain her freedom

Girls trapped in the sex industry can’t imagine a man who won’t use, abuse, and leave them. But when you help one girl regain her freedom, she will have a chance to learn about Jesus Christ — a man who loves her unconditionally. Your gift of $50 also will help provide...
When you give water, you change a life

When you give water, you change a life

Christmas is just around the corner, which means the World Help Gifts catalog is back! And it’s full of ways you can choose to transform a life. Every gift is unique, which means there’s a gift that’s perfect for you! Many of our gifts are immediate — they provide...
What victory looks like to a refugee

What victory looks like to a refugee

“Hunger is not victory … A flooded tent is not victory.” These words are from our partner in Syria who has seen hundreds of refugees forced to flee from ISIS. Although the Arab and Kurdish military declared victory as they drove ISIS out of Raqqa last month, there is...
Don’t forget to pray for persecuted Christians today

Don’t forget to pray for persecuted Christians today

Today is an important date on the church calendar — the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. People all over the world are taking time to remember and pray for oppressed Christians around the world. It’s important to remember persecuted Christians...
A little generosity can have an incredible impact

A little generosity can have an incredible impact

Amy Wellman watched as the Children of the World International Children’s Choir performed on stage at her church. During the performance, her young daughter Abbey turned and tapped Amy on the shoulder. “Mom, I want to sponsor a child,” she said. From the beginning,...
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