Since Monday’s earthquake, churches in Türkiye have begun pulling together to care for one another, especially for minorities.
A gardener knows what his seeds will become. I witnessed this during my first time serving in the Middle East.
“It was not easy for me to say that I forgive the killers,” Semse said. “…But there is no one I love more than Jesus.”
Ananias House helps establish the Al Baraka Center for Widows and Elderly, now known as the “Blessing Center” in Jordan.
“Isa—that’s an unusual name for a Muslim family,” the man said, pausing. “Because of Isa, I will let you in.”
Once a predominately Christian nation, today, Turkey is a Muslim-majority country with an estimated less than half a percent of Christians.
