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From the field | Mosul’s children are suffering

From the field | Mosul’s children are suffering

“No one should have to live under these conditions … especially children,” I thought to myself as I looked around the Debaga refugee camp, just 20 minutes from the front lines of the battle for Mosul. As the World Help team and I assessed needs, we realized the living...
From the field | Delivering hope in the midst of war

From the field | Delivering hope in the midst of war

Today, I arrived just 50 miles outside of Mosul. It was here that thousands of refugees were flooding out of the war zone in the city, barely escaping with their lives … their faces displaying what true weariness looks like. These poor men and women have suffered...

From the field | Join the fight for Mosul

“It’s victory time!” This past weekend, nearly 1 million people in the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul, Iraq, awakened to this long-awaited headline. The bold text printed across leaflets dropped by the Iraqi Air Force proclaimed that liberation of their city was...

Do You Know What Your Support Means to a Refugee?

You know that your prayer and financial support are providing hope to refugees in need . . . but you may not realize just how much that hope is impacting lives in the Middle East. That’s why we want to tell you Hani’s story. Even beyond the suffering of persecution,...

The World Goes Silent and Refugees Fight to Survive

Although the heartbreaking stories of Iraqi refugees are making fewer headlines around the world, reports of ISIS-led attacks on innocent men, women, and children are far from slowing down. Hundreds of thousands of displaced people continue to live a nightmare. Sadly,...
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