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From the Field | A New Hope for Traumatized Yazidis

I’m in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq in a refugee community where thousands of Yazidi people have fled from ISIS. As I listened to some of their stories today, I learned that they are the lucky ones. ISIS is waging a bloody ethno-religious war against Yazidis and other minority...

Seeing Iraq With New Eyes

This week, I’m traveling with a World Help team in Iraq where the depravity of ISIS has left a collateral trail of human loss and a state of chaos. Report after report tells of the group’s growing influence and the evil they are inflicting on innocent lives....

I Am a Persecuted Christian

Nadal and her husband knew it was only a matter of time before ISIS descended upon their village just outside of Qaraqosh. As Christians, they knew they couldn’t stay in the area. They had heard of the atrocities ISIS had committed against other Christ followers....

Refugee Crisis Intensifies | Our Response

You may be watching the historic crisis unfolding before your eyes on the news—desperate Middle Eastern migrants doing whatever they can just to survive. You see their defeated faces as they are denied entrance at European borders, having already risked their lives...

Migrant Crisis: Intervening for Refugees in Need

More than 15 million people have been displaced in the ongoing Middle East conflict, triggering the world’s largest refugee crisis since World War II. As violence, sickness, and hunger threaten these families, they are choosing to make the most dangerous journey yet:...
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