Posts Tagged ‘Seattle’
A Lenten Journey of Sacred Presence: Walking Through the Dark Night
A Lenten Journey of Sacred Presence: Walking Through the Dark Night Heja sits quietly in her tent at Koursigue Refugee Camp, her daughters close by. Once a confident and respected teacher in Sudan, she now finds herself surrounded by the dust of Chad, tracing the contours of survival. Her thoughts often drift to the classroom…
Read MoreWorld Relief, Evangelical Christian Leaders Issue Joint Statement Following Temporary Continuation of TPS for Haitians
Groups urge Congress, administration to create permanent legislative solution
Read MorePrayers for Peace in the World and in Our Nation
As the number of global and national conflicts increases, we invite you to pray with us by using one of these prayers for peace in the world.
Read MoreOne Year Later: When Policy Changed, the Church Responded
Executive orders left vulnerable families without support. The church responded with hope, justice and care. See how we’re standing in the gap together.
Read MoreWorld Relief Celebrates Trump Administration Easing Restrictions on Foreign-Born Religious Workers
Churches no longer need to replace R-1 visa holders during long interruptions, ensuring ongoing ministry
Read MoreWorld Relief Condemns ICE Detentions of Lawfully Present Refugees
“Operation PARRIS” in MN violates U.S. invitation to refugees, terrorizes innocent families
Read More30 Bible Verses for the New Year
Feeling excited or nervous about what’s to come? Here are 30 Bible verses to help anchor you as we approach the new year ahead
Read MoreWorld Relief CEO Issues Statement Responding to Halt on Diversity Visas
Global evangelical humanitarian organization comments on United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) halt on diversity visas
Read MoreHow to Build Resiliency in Children and Families
What helps children thrive after displacement? One young learner’s story shows how supportive relationships and key protective factors help build resilience in children and families.
Read MoreFrom Shelter to Celebration, a Refugee Community Connection Blossomed
As an empty nester with a busy work schedule, Julie felt called to offer something she had in abundance — a safe, welcoming space in her condo.
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