Years of conflict in Syria have left entire communities shattered, with families forced to flee their homes, villages destroyed, and livelihoods erased. Among the most vulnerable are Christian families who have endured persecution, displacement, and loss simply for remaining faithful.

Today, displaced Christians from across Syria have sought refuge in the eastern part of the country. While this region offers relative safety from extremist control, the conditions remain incredibly harsh. Families are living in temporary housing with little protection from extreme temperatures, limited access to electricity, and few basic necessities.

The Blessing Projects’ team in East Syria is actively responding to this crisis through multiple ongoing initiatives aimed at helping these families survive and rebuild. One of these efforts is our Housing Supplies Project, designed to meet urgent winter survival needs.

Through this project, TBP has provided 120 families, approximately 600 Christians, with essential items including sleeping kits, heaters, fans, and small electrical supplies. These resources are critical for families who lost everything when their homes and villages were destroyed by war. As winter temperatures drop, access to warmth and safe shelter can mean the difference between life and death.

This project is about more than equipment, it is about restoring dignity, offering protection, and reminding displaced families that they are not forgotten. For parents trying to keep their children warm through freezing nights, and for elderly individuals enduring displacement after a lifetime in their homeland, these supplies bring comfort, safety, and hope.

Despite ongoing conflict and uncertainty, TBP remains committed to standing with Syria’s Christian community. By meeting urgent needs and supporting long-term resilience, we are helping families endure today while holding onto hope for tomorrow.

Together, we continue to serve those who remain steadfast in their faith, even in the most difficult circumstances.