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Longing for God in a war-torn land

Longing for God in a war-torn land

I’m a reader. I’ve always loved reading books, and my home is filled with bookshelves that are literally bursting at the seams. While I’m thankful to have a home filled with stories, if I didn’t have a copy of God’s Word — the ultimate story — my bookshelves would be...

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...

5 Things You Should Know about the Ukraine Crisis

We’re calling it The Forgotten Crisis of 2016. The reason? You probably haven’t heard much about it. For families living in the crossfire of civil war in Ukraine, forgotten is a concept they’re familiar with. Most aid organizations have left the region, and their...
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