World Refugee Day 2026
A personal reflection from Daya Batim Moses, former refugee and Kingdom Workers South Sudan Field Lead, honoring World Refugee Day and celebrating the strength, courage, and hope of refugee communities around the world.
A personal reflection from Daya Batim Moses, former refugee and Kingdom Workers South Sudan Field Lead, honoring World Refugee Day and celebrating the strength, courage, and hope of refugee communities around the world.
Crisis, displacement, and scarcity gave way to community and faith. In 2024, violence between the Nuer and Anyuak tribes erupted in Ethiopia. Lives were lost. Families were torn apart. And as news spread, the conflict didn’t stay contained—it followed people across borders and into the refugee camps.
As we celebrate Easter, we are reminded that life is rarely simple or comfortable. Yet in the midst of struggle, danger, and uncertainty, God’s power and presence shine brightest. In this reflection, I want to share how faith sustains us through daily challenges, showing that even ordinary work becomes part of God’s redemptive story.
As we move through 2025, we’ve taken time to look back at all that God accomplished through Kingdom Workers last year. With 2024 now complete, the data tells a powerful story—of prayers answered, lives changed, and communities transformed through Christ’s love. And behind every story is you—the donors, volunteers, and partners whose dedication and generosity make our ministry possible.
Christmas looks a little different for everyone, whether you’re serving abroad or working in our home office. Our Kingdom Workers staff celebrate the season in unique and joyful ways—here’s a look at how they and their families, near and far, bring the spirit of Christmas to life.