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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...
The need in Mosul has never been greater

The need in Mosul has never been greater

ISIS now controls less than one square mile of Mosul. The Iraqi army’s mission is almost complete. But ours is far from over.  For $35, you can send $189 worth of lifesaving food, clean water, medicine, and more to a Mosul refugee in need. As soldiers rush in to...
Mosul: The fight is not over yet … Horrors of war exposed

Mosul: The fight is not over yet … Horrors of war exposed

Not long ago, I stood just miles outside of Mosul as the battle to retake the city was underway. Now, as I write to you, Iraqi forces are working to reclaim the last few blocks under ISIS control. The media reports, “Mosul has been liberated.” But the fight isn’t over...
Otto Warmbier’s death highlights brutality in North Korea

Otto Warmbier’s death highlights brutality in North Korea

After 17 months of imprisonment and brutal treatment, American college student Otto Warmbier was returned home from North Korea this past week. Tragically, just days after his return, he died from injuries he sustained while imprisoned. As we mourn this heartbreaking...

A Thanksgiving Message from Children of the World

This Thanksgiving, the Children of the World choir is ushering in the holiday season with glowing excitement and hearts full of gratitude . . . Watch Happy Thanksgiving from the Children of the World! on Vimeo It has been a thrilling season for the choir already this...

Missed Us On Fox News? Watch Now . . .

This past Sunday, World Help President Vernon Brewer had the opportunity to speak with Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday regarding the plight of persecuted Christians and minority groups suffering at the hands of ISIS. Take a moment to view the conversation below....
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