In 2011, the Najjar family, Jamal, with his wife Farah, his teenaged daughter Amala, and three young sons, fled from Aleppo, Syria just in time -- their home was destroyed. First they went to an uncle's home in Jordan, and then after five years in a refugee camp, they were able to come to Texas. Faced with prejudice and then a hurricane, they had to work hard to adjust to their new home, but they did, with the support of their neighbor, Marisol, and their new community.