Hope
The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.
John 1:5
Help
For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink
Matthew 25:35
Healing
He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.
Psalm 147:3
Mission
It is our mission to provide relief, comfort and aid to the displaced and marginalized persons of the Middle East and to seek to effectively rebuild families and communities through advocacy efforts and ministerial programs that convey our service as an outgrowth of the love of Christ.
Vision
We envision a Middle East that flourishes in an atmosphere of reconciliation and mutual respect.
St. George’s
Church and Clinic
St. George’s Church was the birthplace of American FRRME in Baghdad. This special place hosts a medical and dental clinic and sees approximately 1,500 patients a month, providing free health care to people of all faiths.
Scholarship Fund
Education for any people is essential for opportunity and growth. It is especially important for American FRRME and it is why we have established the David Greer Scholarship Fund to help pay the education costs for refugees who would otherwise not have the opportunity to continue their studies in a foreign country.
News and Updates from American FRRME
The latest from our partners on the ground in Jordan and Iraq.
Love Each Other as I Have Loved You
As Jesus loves us, we are commanded to love one another. As we slowly return to normal life…
Meet Um Rama
Sylvia, also known as Um Rama, is a Jordanian Christian who has dedicated her life to serving others….
Meet Pastor Zaki
Fourteen years ago, Pastor Zaki opened the only church in the Gardens area of Amman; The Nazarene Church….
If not us, then who?
We are called to shine the light of Christ
As a donor, you are a partner investor in our shared mission to help the persecuted Christians and other religious minorities that we serve. And this is service. For the love of those who have lost families, livelihoods, homes. Their stories of hardship, trauma and persecution is unlike anything we could imagine as Americans. We are called to shine the light of Christ for our fellow brothers and sisters in need so that the world may see and know that this is who we are and this is what we do.
Testimonials from Jordan and Iraq
“Life as refugees in Jordan was very difficult even before the pandemic. We are not allowed to work, yet we have to find a way to provide for our families. We felt frustrated and hopeless. The garden of hope has allowed me to provide not only for my family but also for the larger Iraqi refugee community. This project has been a huge blessing on our lives.”
Azad
“I love the Olive Tree Center. I love music and I have always dreamed of learning to play the piano. Music helps take my stress away. I feel very happy.”
Andi
“When ISIS invaded, they destroyed our farm’s infrastructure, and all the farms of this region were completely destroyed. When we returned, we found only destruction and devastation. As an old chicken farmer, I fully intended to leave. I had no hope here, my whole work was over. But when American FRRME came, they gave me hope.”