Refugee

The pastor has provided accommodations and food to the refugee family while aiming to offer them spiritual assistance as well telling them they can stay as long as they want.

When Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, fell to the Taliban in August, Amy Treier and Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Warrenville, Illinois quickly became involved in the efforts to help those fleeing the country.

The U.N. refugee agency reports that there are over 80 million forcibly displaced people currently in search of a home. In 2019 alone, one person suffered displacement every three seconds.

While HIAS and other faith-based refugee resettlement groups are feeling hopeful, the twin realities of a global pandemic and the massive amount of work required to rebuild the gutted U.S. resettlement apparatus have many admitting it's unlikely the U.S. will admit 125,000 refugees anytime soon.

Joe Biden said he will raise the annual refugee admission target to 125,000, essentially reversing the strides the Trump administration took over the course of four years to bring that number down to an historic low of 15,000.

The State Department no longer is making publicly available a number of statistics about refugees admitted into the United States, including their religious affiliation.

New Hope slowly uses the seven stories to walk them through how God is good, how he is redemptive and how he allows things to happen, but in the end he gets the glory.

Venezuelan refugees are fleeing the collapse of their nation—once one of the wealthiest nations on the continent.