Fueling Persecution Part 2 of 4: When Aid Becomes More Expensive

By ICC Fellow Lisa Navarrette By 7 a.m., Connor has already checked the fuel gauge twice. He works with a small Christian relief team in Syria, where his day begins before the roads become crowded. In the back of the van are boxes of food, medicine, bottled water, and hygiene…  | Written by commsmanager | International Christian Concern | Read full story at Read More