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You can restore hope for refugees this Christmas

You can restore hope for refugees this Christmas

We don’t know all the details about the first Christmas. We don’t know what the manger looked like or how cold it was that night. But we do know that Joseph and a very pregnant Mary found themselves alone in a new city with nowhere to take shelter. Were they afraid?...
You’ve heard their stories. How will you respond?

You’ve heard their stories. How will you respond?

In the news, there are countless stories of refugees all over our world who have fled for their lives and now are struggling to survive. As you read, watch, and think about their stories, I hope you’ll be praying for the many people suffering far from home. And I hope...
Advent: the season of expectation

Advent: the season of expectation

Like a child awaiting Christmas Day … like a mother awaiting the birth of her child in a stable … like the world awaiting a Savior — there are so many people in our world expectantly waiting for change. Advent is the season of expectation. Every day we draw closer to...
Double your Christmas giving today

Double your Christmas giving today

The Christmas season is a powerful reminder of God’s love. He gave us the greatest gift possible — Jesus Christ — and now you and I have the opportunity to share His love in a meaningful way. I ask you to pause from the busyness of the season to remember the refugee...
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...
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