Resources

Best Practices for Christian Ministry among Forcibly Displaced People

This code of Best Practices for Christian Ministry among Forcibly Displaced People is designed to guide the policies and practice of Christian ministries serving refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced people (IDPs) and stateless people.

Continuum of Response

A 10 minute overview of recovery work - the critical and unique contribution local churches can make to the global refugee crisis.

A Church Leader’s Tool Kit to the Syrian Refugee Crisis

​Helping Communities Heal: Refugees

David C Cook has developed a Crisis Response Curriculum for organizations working with refugee children, called Helping Communities Heal: Refugees.

THE BEGINNING OF A REFUGEE STORY

“Blam! Blam! Blam! My body shook violently at the sound of gunfire, and for a moment my mind froze...

MAP OF THE REFUGEE HIGHWAY

IAFR designed this stunning and informative poster to raise awareness about the realities of the Refugee...​

TEN COMMON MYTHS ABOUT REFUGEES

Myth: There are plenty of countries in which refugees can find refuge.
Reality: No country is eager to...

WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT REFUGEES

The Bible is filled with exhortations to care for the needy, vulnerable, marginalized and oppressed...

Refugees in the Bible

As a follower of Jesus, we need to take time to be biblically informed when we enter into the discussion...

A Christian Response to the Humanitarian Crisis in the Mediterranean

The capsizing of a boat carrying an estimated 850 desperate men, women and children from Libya to ​...

Justice and Compassion 
​Responding to the Refugee Crisis in ​Europe

A group of Yazidi refugee men from 
Sinjar Mountains in Iraq  shared their fears with me under...