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Welcoming a refugee child: Sandy’s Scrapbook Story

August 12, 2026 | Comments Off on Welcoming a refugee child: Sandy’s Scrapbook Story

For the more than 100,000 estimated refugee and displaced children in the nation, a new school year isn’t just the start of a new grade. It’s a chance to reclaim stability, rebuild routine and rediscover hope.

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Climbing Beyond Borders: A Day of Courage, Laughter, and Rock Walls  

October 21, 2025

Twenty years ago, Julyanna and her family came to the U.S. seeking medical assistance for her sister. Coming from the…

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When Kids Lead the Way in Empathy: A Remarkable Week at Second Presbyterian Church 

August 14, 2025

Earlier this summer, Second Presbyterian Church set out to help children grow in empathy. In addition to exploring what the…

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More Than a Camp: Summer Belonging Through Soccer and English  

July 2, 2025

This June, our office hosted a three-week summer camp for refugee and immigrant families—an experience full of joy, learning, and…

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A Refugee’s Prayer: How the Church Can Be Praying for Refugees Today

June 17, 2025

A refugee and Christian from DR Congo, Karungu spent 16 years in displacement before resettling in North Carolina through World Relief. Now, Karungu prays every day for a revitalized refugee program — and you can too.

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6 Tips for Dealing With Compassion Fatigue

February 7, 2025

Compassion fatigue can affect anyone who cares deeply for others. Here are 6 tips for dealing with it.

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Living out Mission: Church of the Incarnation’s Journey with World Relief Memphis  

November 22, 2024

What is Your Priority? Planting a church is a daunting task. When you start with a small group of people…

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