Reporter: GOVERNMENT
WAR PLANES BOMB
NEIGHBORHOODS NORTH OF
ALEPPO, CLAIMING MORE
VICTIMS.
SYRIA IS NOW MARKED BY
DEATH, DESTRUCTION, AND
DARKNESS.
TENS OF THOUSANDS FLEE FOR
THEIR LIVES, EITHER ACROSS
BORDERS OR INSIDE SYRIA.
CBN NEWS OBTAINED THIS RARE
LOOK INTO THE PLIGHT OF ONE
CHRISTIAN FAMILY.
THEIR HOME DESTROYED, THEY
NOW LIVE WITH FRIENDS IN
ANOTHER CITY.
Translator: IT IS SO HARD
TO BE OUT OF OUR HOME.
I'M SAD THAT WE LEFT ALL
OUR MEMORIES BEHIND.
OUR CHURCH WAS ALSO
DESTROYED.
MY CHURN WERE BAPTIZED THERE
AND WE WERE MARRIED THERE.
WE HOPE GOD WILL KEEP US
SAFE AND EVERYTHING WILL BE
OKAY.
Reporter: MOST
CHRISTIANS REMAIN IN SYRIA.
OTHERS, ALAWITES, AND SUNNI
MUSLIMS ARE LEAVING.
THE UNITED STATES ESTIMATES
THE NUMBER OF SYRIA REFUGEES
AT 170,000.
THEY HAVE SCATTERED ACROSS
THE REGION, ENDING UP IN
TURKEY, LEBANON, IRAQ, AND
JORDAN.
TENS OF THOUSANDS MORE ARE
UNREGISTERED.
THEIR NEEDS ARE OVERRULING.
BUT JORDANIAN CHURCHES AND
CHRISTIANS ARE DOING
EVERYTHING THEY CAN HELP.
MANY PEOPLE GET TO JORDAN
WITH JUST THE CLOTHES ON
THEIR BACK, NO FOOD.
Reporter: HE SAYS MANY
OF THE SYRIANS HAVE MOVED
FROM BORDER CAMPS TO
APARTMENTS.
THEY HAVE NOTHING IN
THERE.
NOTHING EVEN ON THE FLOOR.
THEY'RE EMPTY APARTMENTS,
NOT IN THE BEST PLACES IN
TOWN, THAT'S FOR SURE.
THAT'S WHERE THEY'RE GOING
IN THE MAJOR CITY.
Reporter: WE MET ONE
FAMILY HELPED BY THE
EFFORT.
THEIR FACES ARE COVERED TO
PROTECT THEIR IDENTITIES.
WE'LL CALL THIS REFUGEE
HUNSA, HE IS A SUNNI MUSLIM
WHO SERVED AS A MEDIC FOR
THE FREE SYRIA MOVEMENT.
THEY MADE IT WORSE FOR US
MEDICS BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T
WANT REBELS TO RECEIVE
MEDICAL HELP.
THEY WERE SEEKING
INFORMATION ABOUT MY FRIENDS
AND THEIR MOVEMENTS.
I REFUSED TO TELL THEM
ANYTHING.
IT WAS TERRIBLE.
THEY BEAT ME SO BADLY.
I COULDN'T LIE DOWN FOR ONE
WEEK.
Reporter: HUNSA SAYS
HIS CAPTORS LET HIM GO AFTER
HE PAID THEM MONEY.
HE AND HIS FAMILY LATER FLED
TO JORDAN AND NOW LIVE IN
THIS APARTMENT.
HE IS UNEMPLOYED, SO A
SYRIAN FRIEND PAYS THE
RENT.
BUT IT IS VISITS AND FOOD
FROM CHRISTIANS THAT MADE A
LASTING IMPACT ON HIS
FAMILY.
THEY HAVE BEEN A GREAT
HELP TO US.
I SEE THEM AS BROTHERS.
I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH
THEM BEING FROM A DIFFERENT
FAITH.
Reporter: SOME OF THE
REFUGEES ATTEND CHURCH
SERVICES LIKE THIS ONE.
GOING TO THE CHURCH WE
ARE RESPECTED.
WE MAINTAIN OUR PRIDE AND
DIGNITY.
MOST OF THE OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS ARE NOT
PROVIDING HELP.
THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND THE
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IS THE
LOVE AND FEELING THAT
CHRISTIANS HAVE FOR US.
AS THE BELIEVERS GET A
CHANCE TO FEED THEM AND THEN
THEY'RE TRUSTED AS SAFE
PEOPLE, THEY'VE HAD MANY
OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE THE
GOSPEL WITH SOME OF THESE
REFUGEES.
THERE ARE EVEN ENOUGH OF
THEM THAT THEY'VE STARTED
SOME SMALL HOUSE CHURCHES.
GOD IS BEING GLORIFIED IN
THE MIDST OF THIS MESS.
Reporter: DOYLE TOLD US
HOW HE SAW THE EFFECT ON THE
REFUGEES.
THIS WOMAN LOOKED AT ME
AND SAID IT WAS THE BIBLE
PEOPLE THAT CAME TO US AND
GAVE US FOOD AND CLOTHES AND
LOVED US AND PLAYED WITH OUR
CHILDREN.
IT WAS THE BIBLE PEOPLE THAT
WERE THERE FOR US.
WHEN SHE GOT DONE SHARING
HER STORY, THEN SHE LOOKED
AT ME AND SHE SAID, I WANT
YOU TO KNOW I LOVE JESUS
NOW.
Reporter: OUT OF
WAR-TIME TRAGEDY COMES HELP
FROM THE BIBLE PEOPLE,
CHRISTIANS SHARING THE LOVE
OF CHRIST, SHINING LIFE INTO
THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE IN
CHRONIC DARKNESS.
GARY LANE, CBN NEWS, AMMAN,
JORDAN.
