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Fleeing ISIS: One Woman’s Firsthand Account

“This is the first help we’ve received from anyone,” she gasped, as one of our team members placed an aid package into her outstretched arms. We were at one of our 13 distribution centers near Amman, Jordan, giving out relief supplies to families who had fled over the...

My Greatest Hope for Iraq

Baharka refugee camp is home to over 3,500 displaced Iraqis. They are Christians, Yazidis, and Muslims—all completely destitute from ISIS’s bloody march through the Middle East. Until our teams arrived, nothing had been distributed here through other aid groups for...

Persecuted Iraqis: “Our Faith Sustains Us”

This week, the World Help team is on the ground in the Middle East, providing emergency aid and relief and the hope of the Gospel to refugees fleeing from ISIS. Follow along with every post by subscribing here. Sufyan and his family of 12 live in one small,...

God Has Not Forgotten Iraq

“You can look at the situation in Iraq and see pain, or you can look at it and see hope,” said Jeremy, one of our relief partners in Iraq. The words echoed in my head over and over and over. On our first day in Iraq, we spent most of the day delivering food supplies...

On ISIS’s Doorstep: Stories From the Frontlines

At this very moment, our World Help team is just arriving in Iraq, where ISIS has terrorized and displaced millions from their homes. On this emergency trip, they will be working alongside our partners to assess our continued humanitarian response, distribute...
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