Iraq: A Forgotten Hope
Nations is a documentary film series hosted by author and pastor Mark Foreman. In the pilot episode, Mark travels to Iraq to see how the church is surviving amidst the persecution and genocide caused by ISIS. In an effort to make sense of the story, Mark meets with ethnic minorities, ISIS survivors, political and religious leaders, and reformers who stand with the marginalized at the risk of their own lives: Jeremy Courtney of Preemptive Love Coalition, Dave Eubank of Free Burma Rangers, and United Nations advocate Jacqueline Isaac of Roads of Success.
Screen Highlights
Stories from Iraq
Uncommon Courage
One Woman’s Call to Serve the Hazara People of Afghanistan...
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The Repatriated Missionary
Editorial Note: This Piece Originally ran in Volume 5 of...
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Afghanistan: Weighing Risk and Reward
Neal and Anna Hampton served in the Middle East and...
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The Hopeful Business of Peacemaking
Reformer Jessica Courtney of Preemptive Love Coalition reflects on the...
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Waging Peace
Bio: Jer Swigart is the founder of The Global Immersion Project,...
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Peace in the Holy Land
Palestinian peacemaker Sami Awad believes that loving the enemy can...
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Giving Work and Waging Peace: An Interview with Jessica Courtney
In areas of conflict, peacemaking and creating economic opportunity are...
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Renewed Earth, Ancient Trees
An interview with reformer Jason Fileta The date is September...
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Volatile and Vulnerable: Inside Rojava’s Conflict
Photojournalist Stanton Sharpe follows the Free Burma Rangers on mission...
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The Growing Witness in Iran: Pastor Wahid’s Story
The high priest and his officials, who were Sadducees, were...
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Giving Work and Waging Peace: An Interview with Jessica Courtney
In areas of conflict, peacemaking and creating economic opportunity are...
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Remembering Sinjar
Reformer Dave Eubank on the hope for Yazidis and Christians...
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