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From Surviving to Achieving

By chicagoland | June 8, 2026

Mohammad once dreamt of studying aviation. Instead a civil war changed his life. Now he dreams for his kids…

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Volunteers and Ukrainian Parolees become friends

From Strangers to Family: How Volunteers Help Ukrainian Newcomers Find Belonging the U.S.

By chicagoland | May 19, 2026

When volunteers Jackie and Royce said “yes” to helping their Ukrainian neighbors, they sparked a beautiful friendship. Read their story.

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the hand of a refugee child resettled by world relief holds the hand of an adult

Against the Odds, a Refugee Child Finds Growth and Stability

By chicagoland | April 25, 2026

I prayed God would provide these precious kids the opportunity to do more than just get by, but to grow and flourish. Little did I know…

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Befriending Refugees in a Divided Time: One Church Responds

By chicagoland | April 2, 2026

Immigration has always been a hot topic in our country’s political landscape — even more so during an election year.

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Immigrant Girl at a Park

Stories of Strength: Women Rebuilding Their Lives in Chicagoland

By cprus | March 6, 2026

This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the resilience, courage, and determination of women who have rebuilt their lives after displacement. Meet Lilly, Kateryna, and Noor—three women whose journeys remind us how strength, opportunity, and community support can help families flourish.

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