Reports came in that broke our hearts. We have a war that is leaving devastation in its wake. Hundreds flee from death and destruction, and today, they are not strangers. They are our friends and family. They…
Our Bible translation committee is preparing for another journey from their mountaintop villages in Chin State down to Yangon. These men travel…
Help us build housing for the displaced people of Myanmar. Please take a moment and walk with me into a world broken and torn…
For those of you who have followed our journey into the deepest parts of the jungles, delivering bags of rice to some of the most remote villages or supporting…
We are overjoyed to announce to you all that our sweet sister Mae Swei is pregnant! Mae Swei & Pastor Naing,…
Give a Christmas Feast to Our Brothers and Sisters in Myanmar! Christmas is just around the corner, and for our Myanmar…
Help us meet essential medical needs for our brothers and sisters in Christ in Myanmar. Often for a few dollars we can get them life-saving medicine. The people there…
Our brothers and sisters in Myanmar often have urgent needs for food and daily necessities. Many live on the edge, and any disturbances in…
Help Us Help Them In Their Time of Dire Need Having a baby can be a stressful event in normal times; trying to have one during a pandemic in the middle of a military coup is beyond belief. Pastor Naing’s…
Provide Emergency Shelter for 100 Families While all of our emergency relief was being distributed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pastor Naing discovered a…
Provide Emergency Shelter for 100 Families
While all of our emergency relief was being distributed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pastor Naing discovered a large group of homeless refugees (100 families) whose village was burned down in the ongoing civil war. He was able to provide them food too!!! Thanks be to God.
These tired displaced families, with no one to help and nowhere to live, had traveled from town to town many days over more than six hundred miles from their villages to the outskirts of Yangon seeking help. The deeply impoverished Christians of Yangon rallied around them with Pastor Naing’s leadership and are praying for the resources to build one hundred temporary huts for them. We sent them enough to build the first ten today, wondering how God might use this as a seed to see homes built enough to shelter them from the rainy season arriving any day there.
Can you imagine you and your family walking from village to village seeking help for days on end with nothing, only to be turned away again and again, having your hopes dashed and being told to “go away we can’t help you” as you continued your search?
There are many stories like this in this broken land torn by war and poverty, with nowhere for most people to turn.
With about $300 to $350 we can build one temporary house for one of these families from bamboo and thatch. They can’t return to their village because it is gone and now part of a battlefield in an ongoing conflict.
We understand these needs are far greater than we can meet, but we know it is not too hard for our God to do great things through us. Would you join us in prayer and faith believing we can help get all of these families out of the rain as soon as possible? The rainy season begins this week in Myanmar.
As we begin building these huts we’ll start posting pictures on our Facebook page and letting you know how many we are able to build. Ten down, ninety more to go!!!
Provide Emergency Shelter for 100 Families
While all of our emergency relief was being distributed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pastor Naing discovered a large group of homeless refugees (100 families) whose village was burned down in the ongoing civil war. He was able to provide them food too!!! Thanks be to God.
These tired displaced families, with no one to help and nowhere to live, had traveled from town to town many days over more than six hundred miles from their villages to the outskirts of Yangon seeking help. The deeply impoverished Christians of Yangon rallied around them with Pastor Naing’s leadership and are praying for the resources to build one hundred temporary huts for them. We sent them enough to build the first ten today, wondering how God might use this as a seed to see homes built enough to shelter them from the rainy season arriving any day there.
Can you imagine you and your family walking from village to village seeking help for days on end with nothing, only to be turned away again and again, having your hopes dashed and being told to “go away we can’t help you” as you continued your search?
There are many stories like this in this broken land torn by war and poverty, with nowhere for most people to turn.
With about $300 to $350 we can build one temporary house for one of these families from bamboo and thatch. They can’t return to their village because it is gone and now part of a battlefield in an ongoing conflict.
We understand these needs are far greater than we can meet, but we know it is not too hard for our God to do great things through us. Would you join us in prayer and faith believing we can help get all of these families out of the rain as soon as possible? The rainy season begins this week in Myanmar.
As we begin building these huts we’ll start posting pictures on our Facebook page and letting you know how many we are able to build. Ten down, ninety more to go!!!
