Imagine a world where every person is seen and valued for the person God created them to be, where the church steps into its calling to love and serve those who are suffering among us and where diverse communities all over the world flourish in shalom.
Thatâs the kind of world weâre building at World Relief, and we're so excited to tell you more about it.
Together, in 2022 we:
Mobilized
4,635
churches
across the globe to meet urgent needs and create lasting change within their communities.
Equipped
80,333
volunteers
globally to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly alongside their vulnerable neighbors
Provided
350,000+
Ukrainians and Afghans
with emergency food, shelter, and resettlement services
Served
With the help of people like you, we respond with compassion, advocacy and technical expertise to build flourishing communities. Together, we create change that lasts.
Hereâs how:
The latest news from World Relief
Our Journey to âYESâ: Fellowship Missionary Church
Fourteen years ago, a partnership between Fellowship Missionary Church (FMC) in Ft. Wayne, Indiana and World Relief began. In 2005, no one could have predicted the transformational power this relationship would have. Today, it couldnât be clearer that God was at work in majestic ways.
Our Journey to âYESâ: Ross & Emily Jones
âThereâs so much joy in doing your part to make the world a better place, and in doing it with others. We really feel like weâre part of something bigger at World Relief, part of a movement and a family.â â Ross & Emily Jones
The Immigration Facts: The Face of Asylum at the Southern Border
Who are the people approaching our border from Mexico? What does it mean to seek asylum? For a nation of immigrants, the ways by which foreign-born individuals and families legally enter the U.S. remain mysterious for many Americans. Hereâs a helpful guide to get it all straight.
Are you tired of quick fixes to complex problems? Begin investing in change that lasts by joining us.
Here are a few ways you can get involved right now:
Volunteer
Advocate
