Healing and Hope!
Jamal Hashweh • June 24, 2024

Mathew 25:36 “I was sick, and you looked after me”

Healing and Hope

Last week we were honored to host a team of medical personnel from our partner WCF (World Compassion Fellowship) in New York. Over six days, we were able to see more than five hundred patients. We praise the Lord for this opportunity to partner with such a phenomenal group to serve our communities!

 

We conducted medical clinics in five locations: our East Amman Life Center, Zarqa, a refugee camp and two in West Amman. Our patients were refugees from Yemen, Syria, Sudan and Iraq, as well as the Jordanian poor. Seeing these doctors, nurses and volunteers treating both the body and soul was a blessing.


So many came in the door with the weight of the world and left with smiles on their faces, having been seen, loved and served.

 

Our week began on Saturday in our East Amman Life Center. Two of our Iraqi doctors joined the visiting team to serve over 130 patients, from Iraqi, Syrian and Jordanian families.  On Sunday the group conducted a clinic in a city just north of Amman. They were able to treat Syrian, Egyptian, Iraqi and Jordanian patients.  Monday the group worked together with our Hope Clinic to serve Sudanese, Yemeni, Somali and Syrian families.  In one week, this team served a global audience.  Thank you World Compassion Fellowship for your partnership, heart for those in need and love for Jesus. You are making a tremendous impact!


Jamal Hashweh

Refuge Cities Network, partner of FPI


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