Caring for Refugees and Immigrants as a Focus on the Family By Russell Jeung, PhD“Burmese army soldiers burned down Christian churches in our villages,” my foster daughter explained when asked about why she had to flee the Chin state of Burma.
Resettled: One Woman’s Journey Beyond Rebuilding By Kelly Hill Buthainah grew up in Baghdad, Iraq. Although the country was tightly controlled by Saddam Hussein’s regime, she remembers having a happy childhood. Her father worked as a major general at the naval academy, and her mother was an architect.
