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Did you know that faith communities and volunteers working with World Renew help refugees find safety and rebuild their lives each year? This work is made possible through World Renew’s
Abissa* and her husband, Kasim, live in Lebanon with their two sons, aged two and five. The couple fled their homeland to escape the hardships of a civil war that
Violence against women remains a harsh reality in many parts of the world. In Zambia, for example, nearly half of married women have experienced violence by a spouse. Grounded in
Editor’s note (2026): Since this meeting in 2023, the global foreign aid landscape has changed significantly. World Renew continues to work with a range of partners to support locally led
Violence against women remains a serious concern in many parts of the world. In Zambia, studies show that a significant number of married women experience controlling behaviours or physical violence,
Grace Anyam struggled to meet her family’s most basic needs. She could not afford enough food, clothing for her children, or medical care when illness struck. School fees and books
Henry Kagweya stands out in his village. His neighbours often express amazement that, despite his age, Henry—a 75‑year‑old farmer and retired pastor—is able to consistently provide food for his household.
Roberto Pop Cabnal is a 79-year-old farmer living in Samilha Il, Alta Verapaz. After migrating years ago and working hard to build a new life, Roberto is now known among
Mary Onyango and her family are members of a local church that has been leading community dialogue and inclusive change in partnership with World Renew Tanzania. Through this collaboration, the
“Don’t just pretend to love others. Really love them. … When God’s people are in need, be ready to help them. Always be eager to practice hospitality.” – Romans 12:9–13
