What do you do when it feels like you can’t do anything? On a special milestone episode of Stories of Hope, find out what happens when one of the most destructive hurricanes in history hits Jorge Santiago’s Puerto Rico hometown.

When the Colombian government issued a mandatory, nationwide COVID lockdown, no one imagined people living in low income, indigenous communities might starve. This is a story about what missionaries Mike and Tisha Jones did after they heard officials instructing anyone who was desperate to hang a red flag outside their home.

Learn how you and your church can help feed hungry people at SendRelief.org.

Telli’s life is probably not like yours. Telli is a homeless musician in New Orleans who scrounges for food and sleeps on the streets. Earlier this year, we asked Telli to record a daily audio diary. On this episode of Stories of Hope, walk a mile in Telli’s shoes and learn what it’s really like when you have nowhere to go.

Go to SendRelief.org/Poverty to learn how you and your church can reach out to people who lack the basics of life.

The first time Jason McGibbon heard them it was the middle of the night. In this episode of Stories of Hope, hear what happened when Jason then decided to meet, and then help the people of Hamilton, Ontario, who go thru dumpsters and trash cans in order to survive.

For practical ideas on how you and your church can help people who live in poverty go to SendRelief.org

Right now, 79-million Americans are having to make a choice: pay for food and shelter or pay medical bills. In this episode of Stories of Hope hear what happened when a church plant in Boston discovered a way they could erase medical debt for several thousand of their neighbors.

Bruce ate out of garbage cans. Now, Bruce helps feed hungry people on New York City’s Lower East Side. On the next episode of Stories of Hope, hear his story and learn how you and your church can help feed hungry people all around the world.

One person vs. another. One world view vs. another. Versus is a powerful word. In this episode of Stories of Hope, hear two stories about how churches in multi-racial, multi-ethnic communities met their neighbors’ physical needs, and in doing so, learned how God’s love is more powerful than anything that divides us.

Go to SendRelief.org to learn more about how you and your church can tangibly share the love and hope of Christ with people whose lives have been affected by coronavirus.  

Go to Namb.net/undivided to learn more about the role God has called you and your church to play in racial reconciliation.

Columbus, Georgia might not be the most well-known destination for families moving to America from Azerbaijan or Saudi Arabia or Peru. But in this episode of Stories of Hope, hear why people from over 100 different countries are coming to this small Southern town, and how they’re met with extreme, life-changing Southern hospitality when they arrive.

Learn how you and your church can build witnessing build relationships with internationals in your community at SendRelief.orRefugees-Internationals.

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Taylor Field and Vaughn McLamb were the oddest of odd couples. They had absolutely nothing in common. This is the story of how Taylor and Vaughn became friends

Visit SendRelief.org/mybestfriend to see and hear from Vaughn McLamb in a video we produced 10 years ago when he talked about the impact Taylor and Graffiti Church had on his life.

Go to SendRelief.org/Poverty to learn how you and your church can reach out to people who live in challenging inner-city environments.