How Giving Works at WAM
Every gift is received with gratitude and stewarded with care.As an international Christian NGO, WAM serves vulnerable communities in many parts of the world through humanitarian aid, church support,...
View ArticleStewardship Begins in the Field
Field-informed perspectives on humanitarian response and operational leadership. Humanitarian stewardship is often evaluated through financial reporting, compliance measures, and distribution metrics....
View ArticleONE for LEBANON
Will you be the ONE to help?ONE FAMILY. ONE MONTH. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.In the past four weeks, more than a million people in Lebanon have been forcibly displaced. Many have faced multiple waves of...
View ArticleWAR HAS RETURNED TO LEBANON
WAM is mounting a response to address the humanitarian crisis developing in Lebanon as families in the North, South, Beirut, and Bekaa Valley seek safety amid airstrikes. We ask you to please pray for...
View ArticleFAMINE SPREADING IN SUDAN
Today, the IPC announced that famine is spreading in Sudan. Families are running out of food, clean water, and basic medical care. Children are the first to suffer and the first to die when hunger...
View ArticleWhat is a food voucher?!
hunger doesn't look the same in every household Families experience hunger in different ways and for different reasons. No two families are alike, which is why WAM offers flexible options as opposed...
View ArticleEmpowering Girls in South Sudan
This December, WAM proudly supported the I Am Empowered Girls Workshop in Juba, South Sudan, led by Empowered Girls Africa. Over the course of the program, girls from diverse communities came together...
View ArticleMerry Christmas from Lebanon!
WAM extends our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made it possible to bring Christmas joy to vulnerable children. Because of your generosity, these children experienced the beauty of the Christmas...
View ArticleAmong the Turkana
WITNESSING GOD'S WORK IN THE DESERT OF KENYA WAM President Patrick Bouchebel has just returned from Kenya where the WAM team piloted a two-day emergency feeding and medical outreach project in Turkana...
View ArticleHot Meals and Healing Hands
RESPONDING TO THE SUDANESE REFUGEE CRISIS More than 1.2 million displaced people have crossed into South Sudan since April 2023.Heavy rainfull and flooding has displaced more than 200,000 people...
View ArticleMar Elias Church Attack
ISIS gunmen opened fire outside of Mar Elias Church [Saint Elijah Church] in Damascus yesterday before detonating a suicide vest inside the church. More than 20 parishoners were killed and dozens more...
View ArticleJUBILANT!
JUBA, SOUTH SUDANWitness as Ministry has added another country to our Medical Project portfolio—South Sudan! Last year WAM launched a pilot program designed to get donated medicines to long-suffering...
View ArticleMOTHERS UNDER FIRE: Nadine’s story
HUMANITARIAN AIDANSWERING THE CALLWAM responds to war, poverty, natural disasters, and religious persecution by delivering humanitarian aid where it is needed most. Join us in our mission to share the...
View ArticleThe Man With No Shoes
Supporting our Adopt-a-Church initiative equips local pastors on the frontlines of crisis with the tools, training, and resources they need to care for their congregations and communities. In times of...
View ArticleHands on training. Heart-fueled transformation.
/ This women’s workshop isn’t just about resin art—it is about resilience, skill, and sisterhood. Today was the first day of our Resin Art Course sponsored by Witness as Ministry! #WAMcares A vibrant...
View ArticleHOW WAM IS FUNDED
Independent, Private, and Impactful FundingRecent discussions about the defunding of USAID and other government-backed aid programs have raised concerns about the impact on humanitarian organizations....
View ArticleGreat joy comes in small parcels
As winter blankets Lebanon with its chilly embrace, WAM is tirelessly working to deliver essential food parcels and hygiene kits to families and individuals facing hardship. Your thoughtful and...
View Articlemedicine and miracles
he came for medicine. we prayed for miracles. Abdel*, a man in his thirties, was displaced from his home in Lebanon due to war. Along with his wife and elderly father-in-law, who required ongoing...
View ArticleWARMING HOMES AND HEARTS
In Lebanon, winters can be harsh, especially in mountainous regions where temperatures drop below freezing. Many families rely on diesel fuel to power their heaters, but with the country’s ongoing...
View ArticleLEBANON REHAB
REPAIRING HOMES, RESTORING FAITHReturning home to the south of LebanonWith a fragile ceasefire holding, Witness as Ministry is deploying to villages in the south of Lebanon to assist with building...
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