Posts Tagged ‘World Relief Durham’
World Relief North Carolina Welcomes Medicaid Provision in State Budget While Expressing Concern Over Other Changes
World Relief North Carolina is encouraged by the inclusion of a provision in North Carolina’s newly enacted state budget that restores Medicaid eligibility for many refugees and other immigrants, despite concerns about other provisions in the budget that could negatively affect vulnerable communities.
Read MoreNorth Carolina Arm of Global Christian Humanitarian Organization Highlights the Impact of the New Law on Immigrant Families and Communities Across the State
Global humanitarian organization urges U.S. government to honor promises made to U.S. allies
Read MoreWorld Relief Durham, Triad Issue Response to Passing of HB 696, Urges Reinstatement of Support for Vulnerable NC Residents
Global humanitarian organization urges U.S. government to honor promises made to U.S. allies
Read MoreNew Lifeway Research Survey Indicates Protestant Pastor Support for Global Humanitarian Needs, Objections to Funding Cuts
Survey sponsored by World Relief explores attitudes around global health
Read MoreWorld Relief Pleads for Reconsideration of Proposal to Send Afghan Allies of the U.S. Military to War-Torn Democratic Republic of Congo
Global humanitarian organization urges U.S. government to honor promises made to U.S. allies
Read MoreNorth Carolina Evangelical Leaders Urge Halt of Re-Interview Initiatives of Refugees, North Carolinians Among Over 13,600 Christians from All 50 States
Global evangelical humanitarian organization comments on DHS proposed rule restricting asylum seeker work eligibility
Read MoreWorld Relief CEO Issues Statement Responding to DHS Proposed Rule Restricting Asylum Seeker Work Eligibility
Global evangelical humanitarian organization comments on DHS proposed rule restricting asylum seeker work eligibility
Read MoreThanksgiving Remembered and Remade
While no holiday can ever compete with my love of (or perhaps more accurately, my fanaticism about) Christmas, today I find myself wistfully musing on Thanksgivings past. While Christmas captures my love of wonder and magic, Thanksgiving conjures up longings for family. Thanksgiving began, in the Crites household, well before that long-awaited Thursday. Dad (who…
Read MoreA Young Asylum Seeker Finds Help and Hope
For young asylum seekers, the journey to safety can seem impossible. Learn how one welcoming community stood in the gap for Ibrah.
Read MoreWelcoming a refugee child: Sandy’s Scrapbook Story
For the more than 100,000 estimated refugee and displaced children in the nation, a new school year isn’t just the start of a new grade. It’s a chance to reclaim stability, rebuild routine and rediscover hope.
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