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The Cuban people are starving for Bibles.

The Cuban people are starving for Bibles.

But YOU can provide them a Spanish Bible for just $10. The doors to Cuba are open . . . and God is clearly moving there!  But there are just not enough Bibles. Some pastors don’t even own their own Bible. House churches are lucky to have a copy to share, handed from...

Nepal: When One Part Hurts, We All Hurt

One of the greatest illustrations of how the Church is designed to operate is the example of the human body. We have hands, feet, eyes, hearts. Every part matters and is crucial for the healthy functioning of the whole. And so when one part of the body hurts, we all...

What’s Next for Iraqi Children?

In Erbil, Iraq, 750 displaced people occupy a single 6-story building. They are Christians and Yazidis, a heavily persecuted minority ethnic group that ISIS has been targeting for torture, rape, and mass execution. Most are from Qaraqosh, having fled together when a...

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,...

ISIS Rages Out of Control in Middle East

The situation in the Middle East grows more volatile by the day. An estimated 1 million people are now displaced within Iraq, running for their lives from the Islamic State (IS), formerly ISIS. This terrorist group is growing at an alarming rate, seeking to...
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