She’s Not Heavy, She’s My Sister
"Can Jesus accept a broken person like me?" It was a sincere question from a woman who'd suffered rejection for 50 years.
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.
"Can Jesus accept a broken person like me?" It was a sincere question from a woman who'd suffered rejection for 50 years.
Perhaps no biblical story better illustrates the grace that God offers—the true grace—than that of Jesus' encounter with the woman who was caught in the act of adultery. Bringing her before Jesus, the scribes and Pharisees reminded Him that, according to the Law of Moses, she deserved to be stoned.
David Rodriguez (at left) surrendering to the lordship of Christ with a local pastor; national missionary Julio Garcia Sanchez (at right), standing in front of one of David’s former shrines Dear Friends, Throughout communist Cuba, many people privately adhere to various mixtures of Roman Catholicism, […]
Nancy (second from left), her grandmother and two other friends holding the material we bought for her sewing machine Dear Friends, Isn’t it amazing how the simplest thing to us can be a life-changing miracle for others? One of those happened a few months ago […]
Chloe and Harmony’s hands, now free from the bondage of captivity inside North Korea Dear Friends, Right now an underground rescue effort is active along the border of North Korea and China, setting free those held captive. But “happily ever after” is still elusive for […]
It is certainly disconcerting to learn that certain components in your laptop computer and mobile phone might be contributing to a faraway African war. But to meet women who've suffered unimaginably in that faraway war made me want to find out for certain if what I heard was true. Is the laptop I use to serve suffering saints inadvertently causing them to run for their lives?