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Bibles: A Most Precious Gift

I just received an urgent request from our partner in China. His supply of Bibles is running critically low—and he desperately needs your help. Min (name changed for security) is a 40-year-old schoolteacher living in a rural village in China. She first heard the...

Bible Distribution: Bringing Hope to a Starving Nation

It’s no secret that the people of North Korea are suffering under the hands of an oppressive government—but much of the world is unaware of the magnitude of their suffering. Only an elite group of North Koreans have access to luxuries such as indoor plumbing,...

Believers Beg for God’s Word in North Korea

Ranked by the World Watch List as the number one country for Christian persecution for 13 years straight, North Korea is the most oppressive regime in the world. Despite tremendous hardship, the body of Christ continues to grow, and like no other time in the past,...

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 . . ....

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....
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