Refugees
find shelter in a decrepit building in Turkey but have little else as
winter cold sets in. Families displaced from war-torn Syria, where the
Islamic State (ISIS) has tortured and killed Muslims and others who do
not swear allegiance to its caliphate, rely on aid workers to provide
blankets, food and medicines. They are especially dependent as
employment in farm fields that some refugees had found is gone with the
onset of winter. In refugee camps near the south-central city of Adana,
“rains have started here and the weather is getting really cold,”
reported the director of an indigenous ministry providing food, heaters
and other items. More than 200 tents have no heater, blankets, fuel
supply or food boxes, he said, and there is also a critical shortage of
baby formula and diapers. “I have received many phone calls from the
refugees begging for supplies, since they can’t provide for themselves,”
he said. “In the meantime, we are preaching the gospel, and we have
good news – three refugees have received Jesus. They are brothers and a
sister. Please pray that we can help other refugees to receive Jesus.”
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