“Lord help us, help us get her out. In Jesus’ name, amen.”
A video released by the Free Burma Rangers is drawing global attention this week, documenting the dramatic rescue of a teenage girl trapped by her own home, in ISIS enemy territory. The American missionaries who serve valiantly within the Christian organization seek to help the oppressed in Burma, Syria, Iraq and surrounding areas across the Middle-East.
The video—filmed during the May 6 mission—is beyond captivating, showing raw footage of the destroyed area, then turning to FBR’s David Eubank, who is leading the team’s rescue.
David explains that they’re headed to save a young woman who became trapped three days ago after fighting caused it to collapse. He says a quick prayer for a safe mission before setting out on their mission.
Bullets fly as the FBR team makes their way from behind Iraqi army lines into enemy territory of Mosul, where the girl’s home is located.
Once they arrive at her home, the camera shows multiple rangers on the lookout, as members of the Iraqi army and local firefighters get to work, digging the girl out from beneath the rubble.