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Bibles: A Most Precious Gift

I just received an urgent request from our partner in China. His supply of Bibles is running critically low—and he desperately needs your help. Min (name changed for security) is a 40-year-old schoolteacher living in a rural village in China. She first heard the...

National Refugee Sunday | A Challenge to the Church

Today is National Refugee Sunday—a day for the Body of Christ to remember refugees worldwide in prayer and action. The world has not seen such a massive refugee population since World War II. This is the greatest displacement of people ever recorded . . . and the...

How the Church Can Join the Fight Against ISIS

As you read these words, I am with a World Help team on the frontlines of a brutal humanitarian war being waged by ISIS on Christians in the Middle East. This is no imaginary persecution: In Syria and Iraq, entire Christian communities have been destroyed. There have...

Day Four, Part II: This is How We Change the World

Kampala, Uganda | If you really want to change the world, you have to empower the next generation of young people to carry the torch. That’s exactly what we strive to do in each of our World Help Child Sponsorship Programs and with each member of our Children of the...

Day Three and Day Four: How One Man’s Legacy is Changing Uganda

Yesterday our team traveled from Zimbabwe to Uganda—a country that has endured decades of terror, tragedy, and devastation at the hands of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA).  It’s a place where the AIDS epidemic is relentless, where orphans wander the streets. The...
Our Financial Commitment

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