Relief and Refugee Fund
God often uses tragedy and chaos to draw people to faith in His Son. As Christar workers and national believers reach out in compassion to those impacted by conflicts and disasters, they often have abundant opportunities to share the good news and find that many are hungry for the hope found in Christ.
When disasters strike in areas where we serve, Christar workers swiftly respond with humanitarian aid such as food, water, clothing and blankets and, most importantly, the love of Christ. Your gift to the Christar Relief and Refugee Fund allows workers to partner with local believers to provide immediate aid, as well as offer services such as trauma counseling and educational programs that address refugees’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
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