Refugee Care

Imagine having to flee your home because of armed conflict, human rights violations, or a devastating disaster. Imagine the trauma in your home town is so real that you must make the heart-breaking choice to flee, even though you want to stay. And imagine leaving behind jobs, business, homes, friends, and everything familiar.

There are an estimated 60 to 65 million displaced persons in the world today. Some are refugees, who have crossed country borders. Some are internally displaced peoples (IDPs) who remain in their country, but are forced to leave their homes. Partner with BGR to show Jesus’ love for these families by providing items such as blankets, food packets, hygiene kits, as well as gestures of hope to those who are suffering.

Refugees and IDPs

Garden of Healing

Zahar was forced to forage for scraps of food for her grandchildren before your gift of a starter seed kit helped her put fresh produce on the table. Read about your impact!

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Caring for Central Asian Refugees

You cannot put a price on belonging, connection, and emotional healing, but that is what you provide through BGR projects designed to help care for practical needs and foster connection in refugee communities. Read about one Central Asian couple and their story of hope!

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Providing Warmth for the Weary

Many displaced people groups struggle to navigate abruptly migrating to a new country. You helped one displaced Central African community survive a challenging winter! Read more about your impact in refugees’ lives.

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More Stories
Pray for Syria

Pray that God will bring a supernatural, divine comfort, unrelenting peace and swift resolution. 

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More prayers

Tina McDonald 6 years ago

What is BGR doing to help with the current refugee crisis on the U.S southern border?

Natalie Sarrett 5 years ago

Hi Tina, BGR has tried to coordinate with partners at the border, primarily on the non-US side, to provide assistance to those seeking asylum. At this time, we continue to have those conversations, though no significant projects have been established.

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