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You helped give Isaac (and countless other children!) a future

You helped give Isaac (and countless other children!) a future

Before the war in South Sudan, Isaac had easy access to education. He attended a good school with nice classrooms and qualified teachers. It wasn’t fancy, but it was functional.Then the war took everything from him. Around the world, poverty and violence have left...
Sylvia’s story: Left in charge at age 12

Sylvia’s story: Left in charge at age 12

Over the past few years, I’ve been able to travel to a number of refugee camps. I’ve sat in tents and listened as men and women shared their stories — stories that involve incredible pain and suffering. Life for a refugee is never easy, but it is the children who are...
From the Field | A better future for Syria’s children

From the Field | A better future for Syria’s children

No matter where in the world I travel, one of the things I most look forward to is interacting with children. Even in the middle of unimaginable circumstances, it seems like boys and girls can always find something to smile about. The sound of a child’s laughter in a...
Refugee children face the brutal heat without water

Refugee children face the brutal heat without water

Iraq’s intense summer heat is making life unbearable for refugees, especially children. The story I’m about to tell you is tragic and heartbreaking … but I hope it will show you the great need for us to take action. By choosing to act now, your help can save a life....
EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

EXCLUSIVE: From the field inside a refugee camp

This past week, I had the privilege to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus to thousands of South Sudanese refugees in a camp in northern Uganda. I knew going in that this trip would be different from my previous trips to refugee camps around the world. The South...
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