These Children Have Heard Because of You
I am writing today to encourage you with the stories of four children from Unreached People Groups who have heard the gospel thanks to your support.
Every month, Heaven’s Family helps far more people than we could ever highlight in our bi-monthly newsletter. For that reason, this page contains additional photos and stories of some of the “least of these” among our spiritual family whom we’ve recently been blessed to serve.
I am writing today to encourage you with the stories of four children from Unreached People Groups who have heard the gospel thanks to your support.
I am writing today to share an incredible story of healing that your generosity has made possible. Get ready to be inspired!
Meet Angeline, a joyful 70-year-old woman living in India. When Angeline was in her early twenties and newly married, she was diagnosed with leprosy. Sadly, as soon as her husband and family learned about her diagnosis, they considered her untouchable and expelled her from the family. They were afraid of the disease and the stigma surrounding it.
Your support has brought light to a communist-controlled island off the coast of Florida (for security reasons, we cannot disclose the name). The communities that live under this extreme communist regime are crippled by poverty with little hope of a better life. Due to COVID lockdowns, many already struggling families were on the brink of starvation. But through your generosity, we were able to provide essential food and medicine to some of the neediest individuals across the island.
James's parents died when he was a baby. Since then, his grandmother has been providing for him. She is elderly, though, and has struggled to earn enough money to keep her grandson's tummy full.
Jenni is one of Heaven’s Family’s national missionaries in Nepal. One day while she was traveling in the city of Pokhara, she saw a man gesturing with his hands to communicate. She had never known any deaf people, nor had she ever seen someone communicating in sign language. In Nepal, deaf people are generally marginalized.