AMERICAN FRRME
Rebuilding Lives
Restoring
Hope
The American Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East is committed to providing relief, aid and support to displaced and marginalized Christians throughout the Middle East.
as refugees in Jordan
due to persistent threats of violence,
religious persecution and instability.
Iraq has lost over the past 20 years.
OUR MISSION
At the American Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East (American FRRME), we are dedicated to providing relief, aid and support to displaced and marginalized Christians. Our mission is to rebuild families and communities through ministerial programs that embody Christ’s love. We bring hope, help and healing to Christians in regions such as Baghdad, the Plains of Nineveh in Iraq and throughout Jordan.
Since 2009, we have partnered with churches and organizations rooted in faith and love to help Christians in the Middle East find renewed purpose and fresh beginnings after the devastation of their livelihoods.
OUR PROGRAMS
BE THE LIGHT: Partner
with Us in Our Mission
If not us, then who?
We are called to be the hands and feet of Christ, illuminating the path for those in desperate need. By becoming a donor, you become a vital partner in our mission to support persecuted Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East. Your contribution is not just financial—it’s a beacon of hope and love for those who have lost everything: families, homes and livelihoods.
Their stories of hardship, trauma and persecution are beyond our imagination, but we can make a difference. Shine the light of Christ with us and demonstrate our commitment to service. Your support can transform lives and bring hope where it’s needed most. Will you answer the call?
A Brighter Future
In spite of the uncertainty for most of these refugees, American FRRME continues to serve as a beacon of hope for these special Christians. Through our initiatives, we hope to provide a sense of normalcy and routine for the refugees, as well as to help foster skills development, confidence building, and community integration. Our goal is to provide a sense of hope in the most vulnerable!
Making An Impact
Through our dedicated initiatives, we have achieved remarkable progress in supporting refugees and internally displaced persons in Jordan, as well as Christians remaining in Iraq. Since our founding in 2009, our programs have delivered essential aid, education and vocational training, empowering thousands to rebuild their lives.
American FRRME has provided critical humanitarian relief, including food, medical supplies and other vital resources to countless families in dire need. Our focus on long-term solutions fosters self-sufficiency, enabling individuals to contribute positively to their communities.
The success stories of those we serve highlight their resilience and potential, fueling our mission and inspiring hope. Your support drives this vital work forward, creating lasting change and empowering lives.
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Stories Of Hope
In 2014, Iraqi Christians faced severe persecution and were forced to flee their homes during the invasion of Iraq by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The ISIS militant group targeted Christians, implementing a campaign of violence and oppression. Known as The Black Day, August 6, 2014, thousands of Christians chose to flee their homes and sought refuge in neighboring countries like Jordan due to its proximity and relative stability.
The Black Day was a day of misery for us and the worst day of my life. I will never forget the shouting, screaming, the chaos and the sounds of that day. I have been in Jordan for many years now. I miss my grandparents. I miss our streets. I miss our church. Most importantly, I miss my country.
But God opened the way, leading us to Jordan. When we first came to Jordan, our days were extremely hard and difficult, but through the Olive Tree Center, we found assistance and unconditional love. Without your support of the center we would not have a safe and welcoming place for our Christian community.
Clara
Qaraqosh, Iraq
