Syria E-Alert
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
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As the massive exodus of Syrian refugees continues to escalate,
Christian Aid Mission is stepping up its efforts to help alleviate the
suffering and bring hope in the midst of desperate circumstances.
Christian Aid has been partnering with indigenous ministries in the
Middle East to provide physical and spiritual assistance to refugees
since the start of the crisis. The ministries are providing food,
blankets, clothing, milk for children, and shelter to needy families.
They are also praying with the refugees, listening to their
heartbreaking stories, and sharing the good news of the Prince of
Peace—Jesus Christ.
The
need is immense, and Christian Aid’s network of indigenous ministries
in adjoining countries as well as within Syria itself are poised to
respond with more emergency relief. They are pleading for Christians
around the world to assist them through prayers and financial support.
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