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War in Iran
War is always tragic. The conflict in the Islamic Republic of Iran brought death and suffering across a wide swath of the Middle East since it began on February 28, 2026. The death toll from missiles and air strikes is high; thousands have died in Iran and hundreds in...
Food Brings Hope and Smiles
Akbar* is 45 years old and shoulders a heavy load. He cares for his wife, his disabled child, his mother, and two younger brothers. Akbar worked as a farmer in Yemen, but because the war made food and other items more expensive, his small income was no longer enough...
Blessing Struggling Widows
Grace is a 41-year-old Kenyan lady facing many difficulties, including a disability. Her husband passed away, and since then, her family has mistreated her. Grace started a vegetable stand to earn an income, but her brother broke it down. She struggles to raise her...
From Dirty Water to Clean
People from the Giriftu village in Ethiopia used to get water from this pond. Animals also drink here, evident by the tracks left behind. When our staff member visited, he walked a mile to the pond with these men. The nationals drank water from this muddy pond before...
“ A Vacuum in my Heart for the Things of God”
When an evangelical pastor and his wife moved in next door to 85-year-old Maria, she noticed how different they were from the rest of the community. One day, the pastor gave her an Antorcha de la Verdad (a Spanish Christian magazine). She read it and was amazed at...
Food, Hope, and Fellowship in Venezuela
CAM contacts in Venezuela work tirelessly to supply nutritious food for the most vulnerable—children, the elderly, and families facing economic hardship. Their mission is to restore dignity, nourish bodies, and build hope, one meal at a time. Volunteer coordinators...
