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From the field | Join the fight for Mosul

“It’s victory time!” This past weekend, nearly 1 million people in the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul, Iraq, awakened to this long-awaited headline. The bold text printed across leaflets dropped by the Iraqi Air Force proclaimed that liberation of their city was...

World Food Day: Hungry for hope

This story begins with an ending — the end of life as Monthir’s family knew it. On Aug. 6, 2014, Monthir and his family fled the Christian village of Qaraqoush under cover of nightfall. His heart breaking, Monthir knew that from this day forward, his family’s past...

Watch: Vernon Brewer addresses the refugee crisis

“Hope, by definition, is the very essence of the Gospel. Hope changes everything. As long as there is a God, there is hope.” These were President Vernon Brewer’s words to the students of Liberty University as he spoke during their Global Focus Week about the refugee...

Bibles for Refugees: Bringing Hope into the Chaos

Most days, I wake up at seven and check my phone immediately, swiping past the Bible verse that serves as my lock screen picture. I put my phone on the nightstand next to my Bible and wander to my kitchen where I have yet another Scripture on a plaque on the wall. And...

You Can Save the Life of a Ukrainian Refugee

“I live with my mom and younger sister near the front lines. Just today, my mom and I were wondering how we would survive as we had almost run out of food.” – Artyom, a young girl from Ukraine Refugees in Ukraine, like Artyom, are trapped. She has no way out and does...
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