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When Small Homes Make a Big Difference

When Small Homes Make a Big Difference

When I was young, I used to love building forts in my backyard. My friends and I would use sticks and branches to form tent-like structures and then hide underneath and play games. Our forts were ramshackle and poorly constructed, so they usually fell apart by the end...
Burundi believers crave a Bible of their own

Burundi believers crave a Bible of their own

His hand cramped as he copied the lengthy passage of Scripture onto a blank page. This believer — whom I’ll call David — borrowed his friend’s Bible in order to transcribe the verses word-for-word. David flexed and relaxed his hand a couple of times before he...
Have you seen this footage from Iraq?

Have you seen this footage from Iraq?

Your gifts are at work in the Middle East! Recently, Vernon Brewer spoke to thousands of Christian refugees who gathered to consecrate their villages to God — asking for His help as they rebuild what ISIS destroyed. CBN News joined World Help to cover this special...

Do You Know What Your Support Means to a Refugee?

You know that your prayer and financial support are providing hope to refugees in need . . . but you may not realize just how much that hope is impacting lives in the Middle East. That’s why we want to tell you Hani’s story. Even beyond the suffering of persecution,...

How Cosmetology Changed Jennifer’s Life

Jennifer Aromo was a happy, normal girl living in Uganda. She went to school each day like other children, worked hard in all of her classes, and dreamed of a world of possibilities after graduation. In the evenings, she came home to help with chores and finished her...
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