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[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

[VIDEO] ‘No light, no water, we were running out of everything’

When Russia attacked Ukraine on Feb. 24, many families escaped right away. They fled to western Ukraine and neighboring countries, knowing there was no time to lose. But other families weren’t so lucky. One family from Mariupol hid in a mold-infested basement for days...
Quiz: How much do you know about the hunger crisis?

Quiz: How much do you know about the hunger crisis?

What do you plan to eat for dinner tonight? Do you feel like tacos or maybe pizza? Take-out or a homecooked meal? Will you have dessert? For most of us, these are the types of questions we ask ourselves when thinking about food. You’ve probably never had to ask...
Coronavirus causing food shortages worldwide

Coronavirus causing food shortages worldwide

“Coronavirus came during the period of growing food. We are supposed to be growing food. This is our planting season, but we can’t do much. We are very concerned about that. We have to grow food. Otherwise, how are we going to feed the kids?” — World Help partner in...
Life during quarantine for the Children of the World

Life during quarantine for the Children of the World

When the coronavirus outbreak happened, the Children of the World choir had to stop touring. So, what have the kids been up to? Well, they’re certainly staying busy that’s for sure. Where are they? When lockdown procedures went into effect, the choir was on the West...

Nearly 70,000 Slaughtered in Syria

Recently, I made an emergency trip to the Syrian border—what I saw was unforgettable. And now, I’m pleading for your help. After nearly two years of civil war and the senseless slaughter of almost 70,000 innocent civilians, the nation of Syria is collapsing . ....
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