World Relief Memphis

“The Lord is my light and my salvation — whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life — of whom shall I be afraid?” — Psalm 27:1

When the U.S welcomes a refugee, we make a promise, and that promise is under threat. 1/2

Despite recent court orders to halt the detention of our neighbors in MN, the push to re-interrogate over 200,000 lawfully present refugees continues. Advocate here: bit.ly/4sE04WM 2/2

“Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” — Romans 12:12

Advocacy crosses borders. So do compassion, displacement, and the fight for justice. Our voices shape a global story where policies decide who finds safety. What happens worldwide touches families here, and our choices here can safeguard families far beyond our own communities.

At World Relief Memphis, we walk alongside refugee and immigrant women whose courage, resilience, and hope strengthen families and communities every day. 💙 #ChooseWelcome #WorldReliefMemphis

Today we celebrate the women who shape our communities in ways that often go unseen.

World Relief’s VP of Advocacy, Matthew Soerens, warned in a recent townhall that Operation PARRIS harms lawfully resettled refugee families who’ve already passed rigorous vetting. When our government says “yes” to safety, that yes should stand. Watch: bit.ly/4d26Cdm

The Faithful Witness Campaign is here — a united effort to strengthen grassroots organizing and elevate the leadership of communities most impacted by immigration injustice. Join us to learn how you can connect, grow, and take action. Register here: bit.ly/3OJ35GW

We invite you to share this with someone you’re praying with today. 2/2

Join us in a prayer for peace as conflict escalates in the Middle East. 1/2

“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” — John 14:27

As the 100th year of Black History Month comes to a close, World Relief honors Black humanitarians who served neighbors at home and abroad. Their lives remind us that no act of love is too small and justice often calls for transformation. #BlackHistoryMonth

There’s still time to sign up💜 Receive a weekly email throughout Lent with guided prayers, advocacy opportunities, & practical action steps to support refugees and immigrants in our community & across the U.S. Join us as we turn reflection into action ow.ly/ZHfX50Yl7b1

Today marks another year since the war in Ukraine began. We honor the resilience of Ukrainians rebuilding amid deep loss. Since 2023, World Relief has partnered with local churches to serve displaced families with aid, child protection, and mental health support.

Do not merely listen to the word—do what it says. Those who hear but don’t act are like someone who looks in a mirror and forgets their reflection. But those who live it out will be blessed in what they do.” — James 1:22-25 #bible #scripture #spiritualformation

Refugees deserve due process. Act now: worldrelief.org/statementonref… 2/2

We are witnessing a dramatic shift in immigration policy through legally questionable actions. A new DHS memo expands attacks on refugee protections, allowing detention and removal without fair process. 1/2

Last week, we connected with local churches welcoming newcomers to Memphis. 💛 We joined Independent Presbyterian Church for their 2026 Missions Conference, standing alongside @sucasamemphis to share about our work. When churches + nonprofits unite, belonging grows stronger.

Heja sits quietly in her tent in Chad, once a teacher in Sudan, now carrying the weight of loss and survival. Lent invites us into lament and solidarity with women like her. Let your prayer, fasting & giving move toward mercy. Sign up for our Lent Guide ow.ly/bMkw50YgKKj