Months ago we met “Uncle Y,” a Yezidi. He welcomed us and our partners into his home on multiple occasions and patiently talked with us about the gospel. He also introduced us to many of his relatives, many of whom we were able to help with food and...
We waited next to a park for a Yezidi Kurdish man we were planning to visit. He walked up to our car, got in, and led us down small streets and up hills until we made it to his home. We presented them with a packet of relief aid, and he invited us in for coffee....
A Christian worker approached a friend about teaching her the Kurmanji Kurdish language. Instead, the friend suggested a Yezidi refugee from Kobani who was living with her. By week two of the lessons, the Yezidi teacher had received a copy of the New Testament in...
