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Rescue a Syrian refugee for $35

Rescue a Syrian refugee for $35

Syria is still reeling from the chemical attack on Douma that killed around 75 people. April 7 was every Syrian’s worst nightmare — choking, gasping, fleeing for safety. And how did we respond as a nation? We debated. The Syrian people don’t need another debate about...
Rescue a Syrian refugee for $35

BREAKING: Chemical gas attack in Syria

Terror and tragedy struck Syria yet again this past weekend. A serious chemical gas attack on the city of Douma, right outside of Damascus, left more than 100 people dead and countless continue to suffer the effects of the attack. Entire families are fleeing the city,...
Keep a refugee child warm this winter

Keep a refugee child warm this winter

Yusef is a 5-year-old boy whose life has already been filled with more chaos than many people will face in their entire lives. His parents are from Syria, but Yusef can hardly remember living there. That’s because Yusef is a refugee … and has been for almost his...
Thank you for changing lives in 2017

Thank you for changing lives in 2017

Happy New Year from all of us at World Help! When I look back over 2017, I am reminded of the many difficulties, struggles, and disasters our world has faced this year. But I’m also reminded of hope that overcame these situations because of your generosity. I am so...
God meant it for good

God meant it for good

When you see the smile on her face, you’d never guess the pain and tragedy she has endured. She clutches her Bible, worn from reading, tattered from sharing. Mrs. Zin wasn’t always a believer. She and her family were Muslim, but in the Middle East, no one is safe from...
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