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USAID's watchdog began probing tax dollars to a terrorism-tied NGO. Then Biden sent it more cash - Vimarsana News

USAID's watchdog began probing tax dollars to a terrorism-tied NGO. Then Biden sent it more cash

USAID launched an investigation into the U.S. government for funding a terrorism-linked nonprofit group, and the Biden administration sent it more tax dollars.

McFarland Lutheran Church group to return to Guatemala - Vimarsana News

McFarland Lutheran Church group to return to Guatemala

Twenty-one youth and adults from McFarland Lutheran Church are returning to Guatemala in January. It is the second consecutive year the congregation has partnered with Outreach for World Help for

Russian targets evangelical Ukrainians Christians for persecution, torture and death - Vimarsana News

Russian targets evangelical Ukrainians Christians for persecution, torture and death

Today, 360 million Christians endure severe persecution and discrimination for their faith. The repercussions of religious persecution are particularly evident after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

God's Pit Crew and World Help Host International Blessing Bucket Assembly to Provide Humanitarian Aid Around the World - Vimarsana News

God's Pit Crew and World Help Host International Blessing Bucket Assembly to Provide Humanitarian Aid Around the World

God’s Pit Crew and World Help Host International Blessing Bucket Assembly to Provide Humanitarian Aid Around the World

Afghanistan under Taliban rule is still deadly, but not for the reasons you might think - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan under Taliban rule is still deadly, but not for the reasons you might think

The first thing I noticed as I walked into the internal displacement camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, was the smell.