Posts Tagged ‘Western WA’
30 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.
Read MoreEvangelical Pastors, World Relief Applaud Introduction of Dream Act of 2025
Global evangelical humanitarian organization thanks Senators Durbin and Murkowski for bipartisan leadership on behalf of immigrants brought to the U.S. as children
Read MoreGlobal Cuisine Brings a Taste of Belonging in Western Washington
From refugee to aspiring restaurateur — see how Jeanne’s passion for global cuisine and support from World Relief Western Washington transform hardship into hope, one dish at a time.
Read MoreMigration: Experiencing God’s Care for Immigrants
Migration is central to the human story and to God’s story. In partnership with IVP, we invite you to reflect on what it means to cultivate a heart of a migrant and to see God’s mercy at work through movement, change and belonging.
Read MoreHow to Build Resiliency
For Mary, choosing personal resiliency means gardening. How can you build your resiliency?
Read MoreResiliency Programs Highlight
“I believe every person has potential, but it’s up to us whether we unlock that potential.”
Read MoreWhy We Need Resiliency
Resiliency provides recourse when perseverance is insufficient for the unexpected trajectories and traumas of life.
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