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Plummeting Temps Put Millions of Refugees at Risk

We are trying to survive, but we are still in a shock about our situation. We are afraid of the winter as we are sleeping on the ground and the weather is very extreme here. Our lives depend entirely on God and other people. –Fahad, age 16, refugee from Mosul, Iraq...

Refugees Face the Perils of Winter

Emergency preparations for the winter months ahead are already underway by our humanitarian teams in Jordan and Iraq. We’re bracing for what could be one of the greatest losses of life since the refugee crisis began . . . Please take a moment right now to watch this...

Every Day is Human Rights Day

Today is Human Rights Day, a day to uphold and give voice to those whose basic human rights have been stripped from them. This past year has been a gross display of human rights abuses around the world, particularly in the Middle East. Syria and Iraq have become the...

Mobile Medical Clinics Set to Launch in Iraq

I recently returned from an emergency trip to Iraq, where our team is working on the frontlines of one of the worst humanitarian disasters I have ever witnessed. ISIS’ systematic slaughter of Christians and other minority groups from Iraq to Syria have driven...

Family of 35 Braces for Brutal Winter Months

Badri is the mother of seven children and the grandmother of “many more.” She and her extended family of 35 fled their homes in Iraq when an ISIS rocket struck a neighbor’s house, killing three people. As Christians, she knew that it wouldn’t be long before her family...
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