Tan stucco walls, spices in the air, red rugs all over the ground, tarps underneath homemade bread and chicken while whole families sit around them, eating and talking. Brothers playing with their baby siblings, girls braiding each other’s hair, friends coming over unannounced just to take a break. This is the life of a refugee living in America.

On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, off of Camelback Road and 19th Ave., a special thing happens. People come together from all walks of life to serve each other, meet other’s physical needs, and talk about Jesus. Sometimes these conversations happen in Spanish, sometimes in English, and every once in a while, through Google Translate, but it’s consistent and genuine and life-giving to all involved...

The dusty, dirty, breaking-down Glendale apartment complex holds refugee families from Central Africa and Afghanistan who do not get along. The kids get into fights, the teens are forbidden from dating each other and the adults glare at each other from their porches....

The team at the Phoenix Rescue Mission (PRM) is eager to continue to share with you about what we hope to accomplish through the expansion of our pre-existing Workforce Development program. We ar ...

The main audience for this campaign is young families. They need to be the main focus of this advertising campaign because ...