News & Stories
Volunteers with World Relief Wisconsin know first-hand that community service creates a hope-filled cycle of giving and growth.
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Moved to Welcome: How Our Church Walked, Biked, and Ran for Refugees
This blog is a guest blog written by volunteer Heather Ipema A mom walks her children to school instead of…
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From Fleeing the Taliban to Finding Refuge in Rochester, NY
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready… Fleeing the Taliban and becoming a refugee shattered the life Samandar built in Kandahar,…
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Meet Our Team: James Rashid
A love of adventure, travel and story-telling inspired Refugee Programs Director James Rashid to begin writing and publishing books for children and young adults.
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Inspired by her own journey, a former immigrant, now a U.S. citizen, seeks to create a sense of belonging for refugees.
Ensaf was taken aback when she learned about refugee resettlement. Is there a place that helps people settle in and find stability here? A spark ignited within her. “Wow! I need to help people with an organization like World Relief.”
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When the Going Gets Tough, Our Village Gets Going
Through the faithful prayers and generosity of World Relief Wisconsin’s village, God has provided more than we could ask or imagine.
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Staff at World Relief Spokane share why they are thankful for the impact of volunteers
This week, we’re sharing stories from our staff – the real, raw, and beautiful stories – of how lives were changed, and hope was rekindled; how our refugee neighbors found a sense of belonging because of the people who welcomed them – especially volunteers. These stories remind us why we do what we do.
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