The Plight of the Displaced

The Plight of the Displaced

Sep 4, 2025 | Worldwide Refugee Crisis

Imagine a war breaking out near your home, and you had to flee. Where would you go? Perhaps to church friends in a neighboring county or relatives in another state? What would you take with you? Do you take as much food as possible, or do you take extra clothes,...
Dignity, Mobility, and Hope in Jesus

Dignity, Mobility, and Hope in Jesus

Aug 26, 2025 | Hope-for-the-Handicapped

Handicapped. This word defined Ahmed’s* life. Unable to visit his family or neighbors, he spent many lonely days wishing he could enjoy the sunshine. One day contacts stopped by Ahmed’s house for a visit. They also brought a gift for him: a wheelchair. Ahmed was...
Fifteen Days of Food

Fifteen Days of Food

Aug 19, 2025 | Adopt-A-Family

Since suffering a stroke, 86-year-old Juan can still walk with some help but can no longer provide food for himself and his wife. They live in a Nicaraguan village called Presilla with their two grown children. Though their daughter takes care of her parents, she...
Crisis in Cuba

Crisis in Cuba

Aug 11, 2025 | Cuba Crisis

Hunger for Food and Bibles Aymee,* a young mother in Cuba, was discouraged. All her attempts to find work had failed. They needed food; her children were hungry. “My children haven’t eaten,” she lamented to a CAM contact. The gift of food our contact gave to her...
Love and Acceptance for Zahra

Love and Acceptance for Zahra

Jul 31, 2025 | Egypt-Sponsor-A-Child

Violence was a normal way of life for young Zahra.* When she joined a CAM-supported remedial school class in Egypt, Zahra was aggressive and violent. Her fellow classmates became the target of her insults and disrespectful behavior. Even with love and support from her...