In Uganda, South Sudanese refugees, who have fled the horrors of war, live in a the Bidibidi settlement. Families have been torn apart – most refugees are children and women – and the sense of security has broken down.
Refugee children’s eyes have seen too much. The effects of traumatic experiences are still close. Fear continues to be the travel companion of the South Sudanese who fled their homes to the sounds of gunfire.
Playing connects children around the world. It’s natural for them in any situation. Refugee children in northern Uganda play with toys they have made themselves. Play and creativity help them recover from the horrors they have had to see and experience.
Fida’s annual Food for Life campaign brings hope to distant neighbors. In May, Promotion via social media will begin, although traditional street jar donations will only start in August due to the pandemic.
The enticing aroma of coffee beans spreads in a Bangkok café. However, the most important thing for the employees of this cafe is to spread the scent of knowing Christ. The goal of the business is to be financially profitable without compromising the message.
The keynote speaker at the Tellus Mission Conference leads a congregation that sends more people to mission work than any other congregation in the United States. The Tellus Conference challenges everyone to participate in completing the mission.
The Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs granted Finnish NGOs a total of EUR 10.2 million in support for humanitarian aid projects for 2021.
Sabir means patience. It has been demanded of a man who has had to cope with the murder of his father, exile, and loss of a leg. The difficulties have not discouraged Sabir but fueled his ingenuity.
The famine crisis in Yemen is deepening. Food aid provided by Fida saves lives in the Taiz region. Orphan Amal tells what help means to her.
