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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...

Nepal: Bringing Help and Hope Where Few Can

Today, our international development team made it to some of the most unreached areas of Nepal to provide critical aid and support to earthquake survivors. In these remote mountain locations, many villages have not been accessed by outside teams since the April 25...

Nepal: Assessing Needs on the Ground

Four days after a massive 7.8 earthquake devastated central Nepal, our international development team is on the ground evaluating needs and distributing aid to those desperate for help. Here’s a small glimpse of what they saw today. All throughout Kathmandu, people...

Vernon Brewer to Fox News: “WE MUST ACT IN NEPAL”

The death toll from Nepal’s deadly earthquake on Saturday has climbed past 5,000. The nation is in a full-blown crisis. Thousands are still missing and injured victims must bear the horrifying reality of limited medical care. Earthquake survivors will need...

A Personal Plea for Victims of the Nepal Earthquake

As you read this, the death toll in Nepal has reached 5,000 and thousands more are still missing. My close friend and World Help partner Pastor Kam oversees a children’s home that we work with in Kathmandu Valley. After learning of the earthquake, I waited for what...
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