Oct 10, 2024 | Christian Schooling for Eastern Europe
Tears of gratitude flowed down Teo’s cheeks as he looked at the test results in front of him. The decision to teach his children at home instead of sending them to the atheistic public school had cost him his job, most of his livestock, and hours of his time. But the...
Oct 2, 2024 | Loving the Leper
Outcasts of society, lepers in South Asia face discrimination from their friends and even their families. As the dreaded disease slowly spreads in their body, many become helpless and crippled. These rejected people eagerly reach for love and acceptance when someone...
Sep 13, 2024 | Egypt-Sponsor-A-Child
Muna’s* books lay tattered on her desk. Her hair was disheveled. The trauma of her drunken father and abusive mother reflected in her actions. Not knowing how to deal with the pain in her life, she decided to cause pain for someone else. Whack! She hit the little boy...
Sep 9, 2024 | Water-for-the-World
The Turkana people in the valley of Peleketch, Kenya, have endured desert-like conditions for centuries. However, the sparse rain in the past few years has created new challenges. Most of them are goat herders. With little rain, herds dwindle, and rivers dry up and...
Sep 4, 2024 | Adopt-A-Family
A clear, crisp Romanian morning dawns as the Spocolanta family awakes. It is another typical day in this Gypsy house. The problem is, it isn’t their house; it’s their neighbor’s house where they’ve been living since their home is not in livable condition. Although the...