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[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...
[VIDEO] Meeting these Ukrainian refugees changed me

[VIDEO] Meeting these Ukrainian refugees changed me

News outlets and social media platforms may be shifting their attention away from the invasion of Ukraine, but I can’t. Ever since my recent trips to Eastern Europe, the conversations I had with refugees pouring out of Ukraine have been playing on repeat in my mind. I...
[VIDEO] Ukrainian refugees find a way to help fight this war

[VIDEO] Ukrainian refugees find a way to help fight this war

Tatyana and her children ran for their lives when the Russian military bombed their city for two days straight. But even though she’s no longer on the front lines of the war, she is still doing her part to help win this fight. When our partners in Ukraine took the...
[VIDEO] Entering Ukraine: ‘This is war. This is not a TV show’

[VIDEO] Entering Ukraine: ‘This is war. This is not a TV show’

When Russia launched an all-out attack on Ukraine on Feb. 24, our partners there immediately jumped into action. They have already helped over 2,000 refugees on their journey to safety and distributed humanitarian aid to many more. A few members of the World Help...
We’ve arrived in Ukraine. Here’s what we’re seeing.

We’ve arrived in Ukraine. Here’s what we’re seeing.

A World Help team arrived in Ukraine today, but before crossing into this war-torn nation, we first made a stop at our partner’s refugee center in Poland.  This center is already serving 800 people who have arrived with just the few belongings they could carry with...
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