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Invite a refugee to your table

Invite a refugee to your table

We’ve just finished a busy holiday season where one of the highlights is family and friends gathering around one table and breaking bread together. It’s a wonderful feeling: eating, sharing stories, and laughing with those we cherish. But many refugees around the...
Invite a refugee to your table

Keep a refugee child warm this winter

Yusef is a 5-year-old boy whose life has already been filled with more chaos than many people will face in their entire lives. His parents are from Syria, but Yusef can hardly remember living there. That’s because Yusef is a refugee … and has been for almost his...
Time is running out to DOUBLE your impact

Time is running out to DOUBLE your impact

If you’ve been paying attention to the news this year, you’ve noticed that 2017 has been filled with darkness — an overwhelming refugee crisis, devastating food shortages, and increasing persecution of believers. But during the Christmas season, light often shines the...
What victory looks like to a refugee

What victory looks like to a refugee

“Hunger is not victory … A flooded tent is not victory.” These words are from our partner in Syria who has seen hundreds of refugees forced to flee from ISIS. Although the Arab and Kurdish military declared victory as they drove ISIS out of Raqqa last month, there is...
The Good Samaritan and the global refugee crisis

The Good Samaritan and the global refugee crisis

“‘Which of these three, do you think, proved to be a neighbor to the man who fell among robbers?’ He said, ‘The one who showed him mercy.’ And Jesus said, ‘You go, and do likewise.’” — Luke 10:36-37 (ESV) We tend to think of our neighbor as the person who lives next...
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