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After Phailin | Needs in India

Nearly two weeks ago, super storm Cyclone Phailin blasted into eastern India. The gale forces destroyed 200,000 homes and displaced cities upon cities of families. With the help of many compassionate givers, we were able to respond almost instantly and channel funds...

Cyclone Phailin | Disaster Response

Cyclone Phailin—a Katrina-sized super storm—tore into India’s eastern coastline on Saturday, wreaking havoc on millions. At least 12 million people were in the path of the storm, including World Help sponsored children and church planters. At this time, our partners...

Hope in the Desert | Water for Refugees

The rusty water pump squeaked with every rise and fall of the handle, worn smooth over the years by thousands of hands. For decades, it had been a faithful supply for the families in this small Jordanian community. Mothers and their children would wait patiently for...

The Syria You Don’t Know

The world is beginning to turn its back on the Syrian people. Reports on the news only paint a partial picture of what is really happening, emphasizing the complex pieces of the political puzzle instead of the thousands of innocent people who are being slaughtered in...

World Refugee Day: Remember Syria

TODAY THERE ARE OVER 43.7 MILLION REFUGEES AND INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD. They are ordinary people who have become wanderers in an instant . . . fleeing from conflict, war, famine, disaster, or persecution that has overtaken their homelands. Six...
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