We Need You to Stand In the Gap

Millions of lives are at risk.

A series of recent executive orders issued by our new administration not only significantly impacted those we’re serving here in the U.S. and around the world, but also our ability to serve them.

These orders cut off and threaten federal funding, for the most basic assistance for families acutely suffering and in need of food, shelter, medical care and more. These include:

4,000 of our refugee clients who have already arrived in our communities in the U.S.
Millions in need of life-saving programs in Sudan, South Sudan, Haiti and the DRC

Your generosity is now critical in our ability to provide for these basic needs and life-saving services.

$190 provides a family with one month of cash for food in Haiti

$325 can provide one week of groceries for a refugee family in the U.S.

$1,200 can support a maternity ward for safe births in South Sudan for a year

$12,000 provides 3 months of basic assistance and holistic care for a family of five while they integrate into their new lives and communities in the U.S.

$30,000 provides employment services to help 40 refugees

$60,000 supports a staff team of 5 to help newly arrived refugees get the resources they need.

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Your support ensures that newly-arrived refugees in the U.S. are:

Welcomed with love

Economically sustained

Integrated into community

And alleviates acute suffering globally through:

Vital health care and services

Disaster and humanitarian response

Water and sanitation efforts

World Relief Burundi Esther Mbabaz photo

Sustaining gifts offer permanent lifelines for these families in greatest need.

You can give monthly to ensure immediate provision for these families where and when it's needed most.

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The obstacles before us are great, but our commitment to partnering with the church to tackle the world’s greatest crisis is unwavering.

While the government may renounce their commitment to these families in need — as people of faith who believe in Jesus’ call to love and welcome the stranger, we will not.

In the face of unimaginable odds, we will rise up and be the hands and feet of Jesus for these families.

Will you stand with us?

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