“I have been able to play a small role in helping someone, though quite honestly having learned more from them than I think they ever could from me.” - Tray Brown, USA

The need is evident, yet remains unheard. For the past few days, we have had the privilege of being in this place.

God might make Ramadan into one of the very tools He uses to bring people to His heart.

Please pray with us for open hearts and minds so that we will have opportunity to share the Good News with everyone who will be attending the camps.

Every week, Hope for MENA team is visiting various refugee families to pray with them and help the poorest of the poor with their practical needs. This week we take you to a journey with Zac - 19 years old, volunteer from Ireland. 

A clean hospital – a dirty street. Soft blankets in a crib – a bed of full garbage. Love and acceptance – mistreatment and abandonment. This is the difference between your life and an orphan’s in North Africa. 

It meant so much to her that people cared about her suffering and kept thanking God.

What if a car accident left you with a broken arm, a few broken ribs, and no medical treatment for five days?

When the men saw the tattoo of the cross, they asked Bassem the fatal question.