Posts Tagged ‘Texas’

During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, World Relief Texas celebrates the volunteers who make this work possible right here in Texas. Volunteers extend the reach of our staff, strengthen local churches and walk alongside refugee and immigrant families as they rebuild their lives. Our volunteers play a vital role in strengthening communities of belonging. Todun Afolabi,…

This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the resilience, courage, and determination of women who have rebuilt their lives after displacement. Meet Lilly, Kateryna, and Noor—three women whose journeys remind us how strength, opportunity, and community support can help families flourish.

Refugees in the U.S. fear the escalation in immigration activities that has gripped Minnesota — an escalation that has targeted lawfully present refugees. Learn more about these refugee detentions.

Executive orders left vulnerable families without support. The church responded with hope, justice and care. See how we’re standing in the gap together.

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

Get a glimpse of World Relief’s work around the world through the best images of the year.

Hill Country Bible Church is leading the way in walking alongside refugees and immigrants in Austin, Texas. In this Q&A, read about the church’s heart for welcome.

When the Delgado family came to the U.S. as refugees, they were desperate need of assistance. Watch how God worked through a church and the power of welcome just outside of Houston, Texas.

For one Austin-based volunteer, serving refugee families through World Relief Texas isn’t just about giving—it’s about growth, connection, and living out a calling rooted in faith. A Calling to Welcome Jessica began serving with World Relief after learning more about refugee resettlement from community members and neighbors. As a Christian, she felt a clear sense…

Afghan refugees have lost vital federal support. Read how one family found hope through World Relief.