Chris Bishop .
In 2018 our mission team went to Baghdad, then up to Erbil, Qaraqosh, Mosul and the Nineveh Plains. Watch the video to share the experiences and see some of the
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Category: Where the money goes
Category: Where the money goes
One of the many needs faced by Christians displaced by Da’esh, now returning to their homes, is the need for clean water. SWIC has been working to provide water wells
Watch the video from the October 2018 Mission Trip, to see how the School of the Redeemer Project is doing. Donations are still needed as they continue to finish furnishing
Feeding a need, funding a grocery store: watch this video from our partners at Etuti Institute about our latest small business redevelopment grant to reopen a grocery store in the
![[Image description: the inside of a classroom. Two adult women stand at a table, working with a student and looking over other student work. Other students, their backs to the camera, sit at nearby tables doing their work. There are educational posters on one wall and a whiteboard on the other wall.]](https://149442806.v2.pressablecdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/st-georges-classroom-2.png)
MISSION The mission of Stand With Iraqi Christians (SWIC) is to support, through friendship and material aid, the right of Christians and their communities in Iraq to survive and thrive.
![[Image description: two men stand outdoors, on a street or walkway, talking. The man on the left, in a brown suit jacket and blue tie, is speaking, with his hands out to his sides, palms up. The man on the right, in a blueish-purpliesh button-down shirt and sleeveless jacket, is looking at the man on the left and listening. He has is hands behind his back.]](https://149442806.v2.pressablecdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/waterwells1.png)
Update: watch a video on the water well project here. One of the many needs faced by Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) trying to return home is the need for clean
SWIC has partnered with St. George’s Anglican Church in Baghdad to help them expand their kindergarten program into a full elementary school for students from age six (kindergarten) through twelve (sixth
SWIC had designated $11,500 of the total $19,000 collection we had brought with us to building caravan housing for 8 Christian families living in tents in Sulaymaniyah, a city about a
Through your generous donations, we are able to provide small businesses redevelopment grants, like the one for Ashur’s copy shop. Read about Ashur’s story here, or watch the video below.
![[Image description: Ashur and two other men are walking on the sidewalk outside the store, carrying boxes of paper, pens, a laminator machine, and other office supplies. They are all smiling.]](https://149442806.v2.pressablecdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Ashur_10.png)
Watch the video of Ashur’s story here. One of the most satisfying things Quint and I were able to do in Erbil was to help Ashur begin his own copy