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Bringing Children Hope through Church Planting

Deep in the heart of Cuba is the rural village of La Sierra, home to a community of farmers and many children. For a long time the children of La Sierra were nearly forgotten. Many grew up in dysfunctional homes or were raised by grandparents because their parents...

Bible Distribution: Bringing Hope to a Starving Nation

It’s no secret that the people of North Korea are suffering under the hands of an oppressive government—but much of the world is unaware of the magnitude of their suffering. Only an elite group of North Koreans have access to luxuries such as indoor plumbing,...

Nepal: Hope after Disaster

For more than 100 years, Nepal was completely isolated from the outside world. It wasn’t until 1951 that a handful of Christians were able to carry the Good News across Nepal’s borders. You wouldn’t think that today, as Nepal has one of the fastest growing Christian...

How Can You Invest in Spiritual Revival in Cuba?

Doors are opening in Cuba like never before. People are asking more and more questions about Jesus Christ, and they have a greater desire to read God’s Word. Now is the time to invest in Cuba’s spiritual development and reach thousands with the Gospel. Church planters...

From the Field | Cuba’s Only Hope

“If I could describe Cuba in one word, it would be hungry,” said Tony Foglio, World Help’s advisory board chairman. “Cubans are hungry for the Word of God . . . they are hungry to share the Gospel of Christ through the planting of churches, and they are hungry for the...
Our Financial Commitment

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