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Faith That Opens Doors: The Church and the Power of Welcome
When the Delgado family came to the U.S. as refugees, they were desperate need of assistance. Watch how God worked through a church and the power of welcome just outside of Houston, Texas.
Read MoreOn Earth as It Is in Heaven: A Prayer for Every Tribe and Nation
Each week as I pray “Thy kingdom come,” I’m reminded that God’s vision for His kingdom is vast, growing, and beautifully diverse. My hope is that we would long for—and live toward—a world that reflects heaven’s welcome for every tribe, nation, and tongue.
Read MoreHolding Onto Hope: Farzaneh’s Journey to Safety and Belonging
After the Taliban stripped away her rights and safety, Farzaneh was forced to flee everything she knew. Today, she’s rebuilding her life in Chicagoland with the support of a welcoming community.
Read MoreHope at Work: Claudine Builds a New Future with a Trusted Employer
When Claudine Mutoni, 25, arrives for her shift each morning at an industrial laundry facility in Appleton, Wisconsin, she brings the same strength and resilience that carried her through years of uncertainty in a Rwandan refugee camp.
Read MoreThis International Religious Freedom Day, Let’s Protect Persecuted Christians
Over 380M Christians face persecution worldwide. On International Religious Freedom Day, we must prioritize protection for the persecuted.
Read MoreA Young Asylum Seeker Finds Help and Hope
For young asylum seekers, the journey to safety can seem impossible. Learn how one welcoming community stood in the gap for Ibrah.
Read MoreHope Amid the Humanitarian Crisis in Myanmar
For years, a humanitarian crisis in Myanmar has been building — and the issues have only deepened after an earthquake struck in March. But with God, hope remains.
Read MoreMigration: Experiencing God’s Care for Immigrants
Migration is central to the human story and to God’s story. In partnership with IVP, we invite you to reflect on what it means to cultivate a heart of a migrant and to see God’s mercy at work through movement, change and belonging.
Read MoreAfter 14 Years Apart, a Refugee Family Finds Home Again
In 2011, violence and conflict in South Asia separated Sankar from his family. Forced to flee, he spent six years in a neighboring country, unable to reunite with his loved ones. His children, Ganesh and Parmita, were just eight and ten years old. In 2017, Sankar arrived in the U.S. through the refugee resettlement program.…
Read MoreBeyond the Camp: A Refugee Family’s Journey from Burma to the Chicago Suburbs
At their modest townhouse in the Chicago suburbs, Too Too and her husband Poe Wah look through pictures from over 25 years ago. These are not the kind of images that fill what many think of as a typical family album. One picture stands out. It shows two men sweeping an outdoor concrete patio. A…
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