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VIDEO: “The hurricane was the final nail in the coffin”

VIDEO: “The hurricane was the final nail in the coffin”

A little over a week ago, Noemi and her husband, Ramon, were on their way to church when it started to sprinkle. A slight breeze rustled the trees and blew through Noemi’s hair.  Then, this dreary weather suddenly turned into gusting winds and a downpour of rain....
[VIDEO] Visiting Hurricane Ian victims in Cuba

[VIDEO] Visiting Hurricane Ian victims in Cuba

  Over the weekend, a Word Help team visited parts of western Cuba that were hit hard by Hurricane Ian. Millions lost power, and many families were left with their homes barely intact — including Pastor Reinier. “It was overwhelming thinking about all the money...
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