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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....

World Help Supporters Provide Aid to Ramadi Refugees

Only a few weeks ago, we received the first harrowing reports of ISIS’s brutal capture of the Iraqi city of Ramadi. Thousands of terrified refugees fled for their lives with nothing but the clothes on their backs . . . another strategic city claimed by the brutal...

Nepal: I Need Your Help

When I first heard about the April 25 earthquake that devastated Nepal, my heart sank. Almost immediately, I began receiving reports of the destruction from our partners. Churches I’ve preached in—that World Help supporters built—were leveled to the ground. Landslides...

What God Used Our Supporters to Accomplish in 2014

Today, we’re thrilled to announce the release of our 2014 Annual Report, Hands, Feet, and Heart. Inside these pages, you’ll get a glimpse of the beautiful story God has been writing around the world through the faithfulness of ordinary people—individuals, families,...
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