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Throughout history, the church has consistently spoken up about the needs of those facing persecution and suffering. Here are five times in U.S. history when the church advocated for refugees and immigrants.
Read MoreWomen must be leaders of peace-building in West Darfur
World Relief deeply believes that sustainable peace-building without involvement of women is impossible. In Sudan, particularly West Darfur, deeply rooted…
Read MoreWhen the Church in DR Congo serves the most vulnerable
In the DR Congo, we want to empower church leaders to bring sustainable transformation to their own communities. We are seeing…
Read MoreWhy are #MomAndBaby fine? Alexia knows.
If anyone knows what it means to walk alongside #MomAndBaby to promote healthy living and reduce mortality rates in children…
Read MoreOne College Student’s Experience of Walking with Refugees
When Covenant College junior Megan Wetselaar signed up to participate in World Relief Atlanta’s Walk in My Shoes program during…
Read MoreCelebrating World Refugee Day: Serving Detainees in Seattle
In 2000, when cargo ships from Hong Kong docked in Seattle after a 16-day sail, stowaways were discovered inside of…
Read MoreCelebrating World Refugee Day: Michael & Awet’s Story
Eritrea is a small country in eastern Africa, bordering Ethiopia and Somalia. Ongoing violence, instability and oppression have forced millions…
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