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Violence and bravery in the rubble

Violence and bravery in the rubble

More than 4,500 people have fled the terror in war-torn Aleppo this week alone. Over the past few weeks, cease-fires have been declared and broken, buses out of the city have been set on fire, and families have endured the emotional rollercoaster of hope and despair....
Massacre rages in Aleppo: Here’s how you can help

Massacre rages in Aleppo: Here’s how you can help

A glimpse of hope for civilians trapped in eastern Aleppo lasted less than 24 hours before airstrikes continued today. And once again, the evacuation of tens of thousands has been indefinitely halted. Inside the bloody war zone, distraught civilians face more than...
From the field | Delivering hope in the midst of war

From the field | Delivering hope in the midst of war

Today, I arrived just 50 miles outside of Mosul. It was here that thousands of refugees were flooding out of the war zone in the city, barely escaping with their lives … their faces displaying what true weariness looks like. These poor men and women have suffered...

From the field | Join the fight for Mosul

“It’s victory time!” This past weekend, nearly 1 million people in the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul, Iraq, awakened to this long-awaited headline. The bold text printed across leaflets dropped by the Iraqi Air Force proclaimed that liberation of their city was...

You Can Bring the Gospel to the Displaced Children of Syria

At this very moment, traumatized Syrian children are attempting to resettle in refugee camps after fleeing their war-torn homeland. To make matters worse, winter storms and frigid temperatures are just weeks away from plunging the region into hopelessness and despair....
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