It Started with a Meal
If it hadn’t been for Pat Mason and the First Covenant Church, landing in Sacramento may have been less of a home coming for Ana, Yusuf and their 5 children – including a son with severe cerebral palsy.

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Healing Marriages, Combatting AIDS
In Yercaud, a tiny taluk (sub-district) in southern India, marriages once at risk are becoming stronger. Yercaud is populated by various tribal groups, and at least 28 villages have yet to be reached with the Gospel.

No More Sacrifices
Mrs. Cristina, a widow for 53 years, is taking a big risk. She lives in Mozambique, a country with 23.5 million people living in extreme poverty. In the past, Mrs. Christina gained her income from the method of preaching being practiced by her denomination.

More than a 'Refugee'
Rajan Biswa says his family came to the US with “a very big hope in our life”: to start fresh and “erase the word ‘refugee’” from his identity. For more than 20 years, Rajan and his family have been running and waiting.

When Mothers are Empowered
Umbaharain is a mother of 5 children in Sudan; and like most mothers, she fights fiercely for them, wanting the best possible opportunity for each one.

Bonga Amani
In March 2013, Kenyans held their breath waiting for the election results and wondering if violence would again break out as it did 5 years earlier.

Lansing 4 Haiti
Three year ago, when a earthquake hit Haiti causing some of the greatest devastation in Haitian history, Pastor Noah Filipiak and Lansing Crossroads Church knew they had to do something.

A Growing Hope
Only 2% of Cambodians are Christian, but a movement is multiplying as these few Christians reach out to their neighbors and friends through children’s programs, HIV/AIDS support groups, and Bible classes.

The Gift of Friendship
Just outside of Los Angeles, World Relief receives and resettles refugees from around the world. Churches and volunteers come alongside new arrivals and help them adjust to American culture.