Refugees from Syria, Egypt and Iraq have experienced the love of Christ for the first time through native Christian workers. A Syrian refugee mother received help caring for her two disabled children and her newborn twins, and she was deeply touched when a worker visited her with treats for her children. “I told her the Lord is taking care of her, that He told me to come to visit her,” the worker said. “We pray for God to open doors to help her more.” Such outreach has led to Bible studies among refugees, including Iraqis and, more recently, Egyptians. Donations of $35 or $70 are sought for such outreach to refugees. Pray that transformed lives would result in glory to God.

“The night is far gone; the day is at hand. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light.” (Romans 13:12)