Aching Dawn
For Dawn Nwe Nwe, this wasn't the first time God had proven His faithfulness to her. As she sat in a portable dental chair at our Myanmar clinic waiting for an anesthetic injection to do its job, she told us a story.
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.
For Dawn Nwe Nwe, this wasn't the first time God had proven His faithfulness to her. As she sat in a portable dental chair at our Myanmar clinic waiting for an anesthetic injection to do its job, she told us a story.
You don't need a master's degree in mathematics to figure out that the maize of some farmers is multiplying in Malawi. Some fields that previously yielded 7 sacks of maize (what we refer to as corn) are now yielding 70 sacks—a ten-fold increase!
When witchdoctors want your children's body parts, you don't sleep well at night. William and Elizabeth Toen, followers of Christ who live in rural Kenya, have experienced that fear on behalf of three of their five children...all because of the color of their skin. Neema, age 13, Abegal, age 6, and Ruth, age 2, all suffer with albinism, a rare genetic condition characterized by a complete or partial absence of pigment in one's skin, hair and eyes. Those with albinism often suffer some degree of visual impairment. All are very susceptible to sunburn.
The greatest crisis I faced during my two decades as a pastor was not the result of a disagreeable deacon, a financial deficit, an egocentric worship leader, or a church gossip. Rather, it was due to an encounter with the Holy Spirit and God's Word.
Manu, speaking for the first time in his life Dear Friends, After Jesus healed a deaf and mute man near the Sea of Galilee, the Bible says that the people “were overwhelmed with amazement” (see Mark 7:37). Throughout the world, Jesus continues to amaze His […]
The months of March, April and May are the hottest time of year in Myanmar (often over 100 degrees), so that’s when children there enjoy their “summer” break from school. It’s also the time when many of the orphanages we support have a spiritual retreat […]