Mary at sewing school
Mary struggled to keep up with the rest of her classmates. The reason why, it was later discovered, was because she has several learning disabilities […]
Read MoreMary struggled to keep up with the rest of her classmates. The reason why, it was later discovered, was because she has several learning disabilities […]
Read MoreThe girl in the gray shirt returned home from living at an orphanage because her parents are now confident that their new-found prosperity will enable […]
Read MoreKhawng Song and Noah proudly displaying their catches. When I saw the above photo (after I recovered from my initial shock) the familiar adage, “boys […]
Read MoreDuring the rainy season in Myanmar, malaria-carrying mosquitos are on the prowl. But thanks to those who give to Orphan’s Tear Special Projects, Mercy Orphanage […]
Read MoreSagar, a budding evangelist. I’d like to share with you a wonderful story about a little evangelist named Sagar, who lives at Blessing House orphanage […]
Read MoreEsther of Goshen Orphanage in Kalaymyo, Myanmar, with a new chick! News pours almost daily into Orphan’s Tear from the orphanages we help support around […]
Read MoreHer husband's body floated in her arms, lifeless. Fearing for her own life, she allowed the frigid river current to coax him from her grasp. There was no time to watch his corpse float away. Just moments before, Mi Rae and her husband, Chin Ho [not their real names], were attempting a daring escape across the river separating North Korea from China. With the Chinese shoreline almost within reach, bullets fired from a North Korean border guard had abruptly ended Chin Ho's life. Hoping to avoid the same fate, Mi Rae desperately lunged towards the shore.
Read MoreObed showing off one of the fish he caught with his bare hands! Now, during the hottest season in Myanmar, none of the boys at […]
Read MoreAll the children of Living Hope Orphanage with an elephant at the local zoo. The school year is over for children in Myanmar, and for […]
Read MoreThe beautiful smile of Sarah, who is cared for at Rapha Orphanage in Kalaymyo, Myanmar. We talk a lot about self-sufficiency and micro-loans here at […]
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