Syrian Stories: Life as a Refugee

This blog has been written at my request by my friend, Keren Roper Willmon.  Keren grow up in Jordan as the daughter of missionary doctor, John Roper. Recently she spent several weeks in Jordan, participating in ministries to Syrian refugees, some of the thousands who are living in Jordan outside of the UN camps.  Some […]

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Franklin Graham and a Syrian Teenager

  The last time I was in Damascus I bought an inexpensive piece of local art from the artist himself at his little shop in the covered suq (market).  Afterwards, feeling very happy with my purchase, I strolled on up the narrow, sheltered street, enjoying the colorful store windows and being part of the noisy, […]

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