Houses of faith help Afghan refugees start over in Indiana

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Between the rush to settle and feed 39 Afghan refugees who've arrived in South Bend since December - and laughs over language barriers - local volunteers have yet to see signs of trauma.

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