The Skills Training Project serves refugee women in northern Iraq, many of whom suffered unimaginable horrors at the hands of ISIS. Years later, many of these ladies are stuck living in refugee camps with very little hope for their future. Through these skill training programs, women are learning in-demand skills like sewing and salon care to help them rebuild their lives. As ladies attend these programs, they experience the love of Christ and have conversations with their instructors who actively share the truth of the Gospel one-on-one.

This mobile clinic can travel to smaller towns and villages, as well as refugee camps in northern Iraq, reaching people who otherwise may not be able to receive the basic medical care they need. Teams have the ability to reach 700 to 900 people every month, providing check ups, tests and medicine, all while offering prayer and sharing the Gospel. In 2021, 4,355 families (17,000+ individuals) received ministry through the mobile clinic. Medical care is a great model of outreach for the Muslim world through one-on-one ministry while meeting real, life-changing needs.