In the summer of 2010 heavy monsoon rains began to fall on the country of Pakistan. As the rains continued, rivers overflowed their banks. Homes, roads, bridges, crops, and livestock were damaged or washed away. By August 2010, approximately one fifth of Pakistan’s land mass was under water. As families made their way to temporary camps they were faced with the additional challenges of finding access to safe drinking water, nutritious food, safe shelter, and proper sanitation. The situation was desperate. Through its partner, the Interfaith League Against Poverty (I-LAP), World Renew responded with food, water, shelter, medical aid, and other emergency supplies. Of the 4,000 families served, 250 were Christian.