Topic
Crisis
Results: 166
Just Before the Poison
Moments before drinking poison, a grieving Kenyan mother hears a Hope Channel story that leads her to hope, faith, and a new mission.
I Just Want My Teddy Bear
Seven-year-old Rami fled his home in Lebanon as bombing intensified, leaving behind his school bag—and a treasured teddy bear that represented achievement, friendship, and the comfort of normal life. See displacement through a child’s eyes and discover how ADRA is helping families like Rami’s find support in the midst of uncertainty.
A Touch That Transforms
In Brazil, two women—Fabiola facing cancer and Luisa battling betrayal, depression, and loss—found hope when their dogs accidentally switched their TVs to Novo Tempo, Hope Channel Brazil. The messages they heard transformed their outlook, brought emotional and spiritual healing, and led them back to Jesus. Their stories show how Hope Channel reaches people in crisis with comfort, truth, and renewed purpose.
Only Four Yams
A twelfth‑grade student in Vanuatu shares how her faith deepened after an earthquake damaged her family’s home, revealing God’s provision through her church community and the lasting impact of past Thirteenth Sabbath Offerings.
Land Bought Twice
In 2001, Mai‑Mai fighters stormed the Adventist University of Lukanga in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, seizing students and sparking a land dispute. A miraculous rainstorm saved the students’ lives, and the church later repurchased the land to restore peace. The story illustrates God’s claim on humanity: ‘You are Mine twice.’
I Will Never Leave You
A young ADRA worker follows God’s call to Lebanon amid conflict and uncertainty, witnessing His protection, providence, and life‑changing encounters that reveal He never leaves His children alone.
Shining in a Dark Place
A volunteer EMT serves displaced families with limited supplies, offering medical care, compassion, and prayer—revealing Christ’s love to those suffering through crisis and hardship.
Called Through Pain
But just as everything seemed to come together, tragedy struck. Right before I was about to travel to Fulton College for mission training, my brother passed away. We had spent 16 years together, and suddenly he was gone. It felt like a knife had gone straight through my heart.
Only Four Yams
Then something really bad happened that tested my faith. On December 17, 2024, an earthquake damaged our home. The small kitchen where my mum cooked food to earn money was destroyed.
God Never Let Me Go
I grew up in a broken home. From a young age, I had to take care of myself. There was no one to lean on—no safety net. Life felt like a battle I had to fight alone. In high school, I turned to alcohol and smoking. They became my escape, the only comfort I knew.