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A special announcement from the Syrian border

A special announcement from the Syrian border

This week, I’ve seen the needs of refugees firsthand, and I am convinced they need our help now more than ever before. So many of them have told me they are terrified to return home … or they have nothing to return home to. They desperately need supplies to survive...
From the Field | A better future for Syria’s children

From the Field | A better future for Syria’s children

No matter where in the world I travel, one of the things I most look forward to is interacting with children. Even in the middle of unimaginable circumstances, it seems like boys and girls can always find something to smile about. The sound of a child’s laughter in a...
From the Field | A lifeline for refugees

From the Field | A lifeline for refugees

Usually I dread going to a doctor’s office. But this time, I didn’t mind. Our team is on the ground at the Syrian border this week, and one of our first stops was the Mercy Medical Clinic. We stepped into the crowded waiting room to find dozens of patients — mostly...
The need in Mosul has never been greater

The need in Mosul has never been greater

ISIS now controls less than one square mile of Mosul. The Iraqi army’s mission is almost complete. But ours is far from over.  For $35, you can send $189 worth of lifesaving food, clean water, medicine, and more to a Mosul refugee in need. As soldiers rush in to...
Be a good neighbor this World Refugee Day

Be a good neighbor this World Refugee Day

But he wanted to justify himself, so he asked Jesus, ‘And who is my neighbor?’ — Luke 10:29 (NIV) This is the question that prompts Jesus to tell the parable of the Good Samaritan. In the parable, Jesus delivers a clear message: It isn’t about who is or who isn’t your...
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