Witness As Ministry
Stories from the Field
Written as the work happens, and dated by when each note was published. Every address here is cited in submitted grant applications and partner reports, so none of them change.
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MOTHERS UNDER FIRE: Nadine's story
For 15 long years, Nadine, a 61-year-old widow, has carried the quiet weight of hardship. After losing her husband to kidney disease, she was left to raise their son on her own. At just five years old, he became her reason to keep going, and now, at twenty, he works tirelessly to support them both and pay for his university studies.
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2026
How Giving Works at WAM
At WAM, every gift is received with gratitude and stewarded with care.
Stewardship Begins in the Field
Stewardship in humanitarian work requires more than funding and logistics.
ONE for LEBANON
One family. One month. Two hundred dollars. Give today to support one family.
A distribution in Lebanon.
WAR HAS RETURNED TO LEBANON
Airstrikes began overnight throughout Lebanon.
FAMINE SPREADING IN SUDAN
More people are experiencing famine conditions in Sudan. WAM is responding.
What is a food voucher?!
Families experience hunger in different ways and for different reasons.
2025
Empowering Girls in South Sudan
WAM is excited to partner with Empowered Girls Africa in bringing their programming.
Merry Christmas from Lebanon!
The WAM Team in Lebanon has been busy spreading Christmas joy.
Hot Meals and Healing Hands
WAM is bringing hope and healing to Sudanese refugees in South Sudan by distributing medicine.
Mar Elias Church Attack
On June 22nd, gunmen attacked Mar Elias Church in Damascus, Syria.
JUBILANT!
We are excited to announce a successful pilot to Juba, South Sudan distributing donated medications.
The Man With No Shoes
The man was weeping in the streets, asking, who are you that you would help me?
Hands on training. Heart-fueled transformation.
This women's workshop was about resilience, skill, and sisterhood.
HOW WAM IS FUNDED
WAM is privately funded. Government budget cuts do not affect our ability to serve those in need.
Great joy comes in small parcels
WAM recently delivered food parcels to homes in the mountainous Matn district in Lebanon.
medicine and miracles
This is the story of Abdel, whose family came to us for medical support but received so much more.
2024
WARMING HOMES AND HEARTS
Winter is here and the WAM team is delivering heating fuel to those struggling to stay warm.
LEBANON REHAB
WAM transitions from emergency response to rehab activities in the south of Lebanon.
CEASEFIRE: Recovery begins
With a 60-day ceasefire beginning, the Lebanese people return home to rebuild their lives.
WAR UPDATE: Invasion
The conflict has reached beyond the border with a bombing campaign on Beirut and a ground war.
WAR UPDATE: Escalation
Dangerous and deadly escalation of hostilities has resulted in mass displacement.
LEBANON BLACKOUT
Lebanon has run out of fuel to operate its power plants resulting in a country-wide blackout.
URGENT APPEAL FOR AID
As Lebanon braces for full-scale war and the resulting humanitarian crises.
2024 Kids Camps Were a Resounding Success!
WAM hosted 7 kids camps for 420 children in Lebanon this summer.
Every Child
Every child deserves a chance to learn and grow.
Electricity Crisis Causing Health Problems
Lebanon's electricity sector has not kept pace and the population is getting sick.
Kids camps are underway!
WAM's camps for children will be running through June and July.
Delivering Aid in the South of Lebanon
WAM teams visited Bkassine Village in Lebanon to renovate a drinking water station.
Notes are published as the work happens rather than on a schedule. A note without a country is one whose own text does not name one. Titles are kept exactly as they were written in the field.
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