Heaven's Family Stories

Faithfulness in the Face of Persecution

Jesus told his disciples to “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you” (Matt 5:44). Have you ever thought about how difficult it is to follow these words of Jesus when you’re actually being persecuted? Heaven’s Family-supported national missionaries in India live out this verse every day. They faithfully visit villages where they face opposition and pray for their persecutors. Those who come to faith through their message can also face heavy persecution.

picture of oni and edwin in front of the bountiful harvest

03 Nov

From Failing to Flourishing

I recently reported on the massive harvests our Farming God’s Way farmers in Zimbabwe have brought in. After three years of drought, and having to farm in what looked like beach sand in some places, our farmers achieved food security and an increase in wealth this year!

31 Aug

An SOS From Cuba

I recently received a cry for help from a friend and dedicated ministry partner in Cuba. The letter was covertly sent to Heaven’s Family, managing to avoid the communist regime’s recent crackdown on communications. What follows is information you won’t be reading in the news!

Picture of Christians who were released from spiritual bondage

06 Aug

Christians on the Run

The nation of Myanmar is now under brutal military control. Courageous protesters are paying a heavy price. At last report, 715 people had been killed by the military. Our inside source claims the true death toll is much higher.

Picture of a believers in Myanmar meeting secretly

03 Aug

Steadfast

Several months ago, Myanmar erupted into madness as a military coup ripped the nation apart. Christians became one of the main targets of blame for the chaos. Persecution took many forms: intimidation, arson at Christian-run facilities, rampant theft, lack of access to food, and economic pressure.

01 Aug

Restoring a Lost Smile

Suzan would sleep on the cold dirt floor as her mother fulfilled the sexual desires of both men and women. If a customer was present in the daytime, Suzan and her sisters would have to stand watch for any other prospects and keep them entertained until their mother finished with her previous client.