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From the Field | Pray for the Persecuted Christians of Iraq

Watch From the Field: Iraq | Interceding for Persecuted Christians on Vimeo The World Help team spent the day in a refugee camp in Ankawa where hundreds of Christians have fled from Qaraqosh. ISIS has made it their aim to eradicate these people in Northern Iraq . . ....

Today We Stand In Prayer for the Persecuted

Today, more than half a million Christians from over 150 nations will come together to pray for our persecuted brothers and sisters from around the world. This is no imaginary suffering. Believers worldwide are risking everything—even their lives—for the sake of the...

From Tents to Abandoned Malls: Hiding From ISIS

Saleem and his family of 11 are from the village of Shangal in Northern Iraq. When ISIS marched through Saleem’s hometown, homes and businesses were ransacked and all weapons confiscated. Civilians were mercilessly harassed and attacked for owning anything “illegal,”...

A Harrowing Glimpse Inside Erbil’s Tent Villages

Early this morning, our team flew from Amman to Erbil, Iraq, where our partners are working around the clock to distribute aid to persecuted believers who have fled ISIS violence. There are an estimated 200,000 refugees in this area alone struggling each day to...

The Persecuted Church | A Calling for Prayer

November 3 is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, a critical gathering of the global body of Christ for collective prayer. Over the past 2,000 years, 70 million Christians are estimated to have died for their faith—65 percent in the last century...
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