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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...

Syria: An Unprecedented Opportunity

At this very moment, over 4 million people—a fifth of Syria’s total population—are facing hunger and starvation while their country is being ripped apart by conflict and instability. I need your help today to provide thousands of life-saving meals to Syrian refugees ....

Syria: Why We’re Committed

The world is beginning to turn its back on the Syrian people. Many NGO’s on the ground in Syria and neighboring countries are packing up and shipping out, unable to continue their work  due to lack of funding. To make matters worse, international diplomacy is slow to...
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