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Putin is counting on us to stop caring about Ukraine

Putin is counting on us to stop caring about Ukraine

  “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.” – Proverbs 31:8-9 It’s been almost a year since Russia launched a violent invasion of Ukraine....
Update from Ukraine: “The most urgent need is heat”

Update from Ukraine: “The most urgent need is heat”

Snow crunched under the boots of World Help team members as they walked through Bucha, Ukraine. Even bundled up in warm coats, hats, scarves, and mittens, the wind seemed to bite through their skin. Cold seeped deep down into their bones … making it hard to...
Zabiullah is 1 of 3.7 million refugee children not currently in school

Zabiullah is 1 of 3.7 million refugee children not currently in school

“As the international community, we all agree that access to quality education is a basic human right for each and every child regardless of where he or she lives or comes from.”            – Keiko Miwa Gul is an Afghan refugee struggling to care for her family after...
Afghanistan One Year Later: Life under Taliban control

Afghanistan One Year Later: Life under Taliban control

One year ago, on Aug. 15, the lives of millions of Afghan men, women, and children drastically changed. The Taliban seized the capital city of Kabul and began spreading terror across Afghanistan. It’s been 365 days since that initial takeover … and countless families...
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