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For the people we serve, education takes many forms.

Here in the U.S., new neighbors study English and gain the confidence to navigate life in a new home. Around the world, young children receive a strong start through early childhood development centers. Families also learn agriculture and livestock skills that improve food security and build self-reliance.

No matter where or how learning takes place, it has the power to create lasting change.

ENTRUSTED: PRAYERS FOR CHILDREN

This back-to-school season, pray these seven prayers over the children entrusted to us — from kids and grandkids to those we may never meet but whom God has laid on our hearts.

WORLD RELIEF AROUND THE WORLD

Flourish in Focus: Real Stories of Hope

In rural Haiti, a mother of four struggled to keep food on the table and her children in school. But soaring prices made each day a careful balancing act for Junette Felix. Then she received two goats.

THE LATEST FROM WORLD RELIEF

Fear, Faith and Operation PARRIS

This January, the unthinkable happened to families we know and love. Immigrants who had come to the United States legally and been thoroughly vetted were suddenly detained in Minnesota.

Continue reading this reflection →

The Cap Times, "Opinion | Immigrants are community assets; we need more of them"

When Joel and Mary joined a World Relief Good Neighbor Team to welcome refugees, they never expected the experience to deepen their own faith. "We have received far, far more than we have given," says Joel.

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Baptist News Global, "Yes, the global refugee situation is a crisis, book contends"

Ten years ago, Matthew Soerens warned of a global refugee crisis. He never imagined it would grow this fast — what will the Church do next?

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Press release: More Than 100 Evangelical Leaders Urge Congress to Protect Haitian Neighbors, Send Letter to Lawmakers

A letter signed by prominent evangelical pastors and denominational leaders is calling on Congress to act, warning that ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) could put hundreds of thousands of Haitians at risk.

Read the full statement →

DID YOU KNOW?

Each year, World Relief serves more than 3,000 adult learners across 10 states, providing English and literacy classes that help refugees and immigrants thrive.

You may have recognized that number if you read the blog, “A New Land. A New Language: Teaching English to Refugees & Other Immigrants” we sent a few weeks ago!

World Relief is a global Christian humanitarian organization whose mission is to boldly engage the world’s greatest crises in partnership with the church.