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No turning back for Afghan families

No turning back for Afghan families

“We can’t go back.” For Adel and his family, their future in Afghanistan is uncertain. They can’t leave the country, and they’re too afraid to return to their home hundreds of miles away. Since Adel and his family are displaced and surrounded by Taliban troops, Adel’s...
Offer peace and safety on the anniversary of 9/11

Offer peace and safety on the anniversary of 9/11

Tomorrow is 9/11, a day none of us will ever forget. Even 20 years later, those of us old enough to remember know exactly where they were that day. Many of you may have watched the twin towers in New York City fall live on the news. You remember the attack on the...
Turn ‘what ifs’ into ‘even ifs’: a video devotional

Turn ‘what ifs’ into ‘even ifs’: a video devotional

“Therefore, do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself.” Matt. 6:35 (ESV) When we focus on the future and worry about tomorrow, we lose being satisfied in God’s presence. But when you let go of your white-knuckled grasp on what’s to...
What you need to know about the crisis in Afghanistan

What you need to know about the crisis in Afghanistan

The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan is a complex situation, so it’s understandable if you have questions or don’t know where to start when it comes to helping those caught in the crossfire. Here you can find some answers and discover how to help families struggling to...
A Christian response to the crisis in Afghanistan

A Christian response to the crisis in Afghanistan

I’ve traveled to many refugee camps over the years. I’ve seen the hunger and desperation firsthand. But I’ve never seen anything like the chaos happening in Afghanistan right now. Countless families have fled their homes and left everything behind to escape the...
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