18Apr
Baby Animals!
Zam Siam Dim, Phun Za Sang, and Van Bawi Zing with Grace Orphanage’s new baby ducks. Most Orphan’s Tear-supported orphanages also raise animals. The sounds […]
Read More12Apr
Rice Dreams Come True
Love and Mercy Shelter bringing in their new electric rice cooker! Coupons are a nice way to save money in the US, but they don’t […]
Read More05Apr
Murky Water
“Well” done! Happy children at Life Concern Orphanage’s new well—one that will last them for a long time. The idea of bathing in murky water […]
Read More02Apr
Harvest in Full Swing!
A great blessing: the children of Faith Orphanage bringing in newly-harvested rice from their own rice field. In the past few years, the price of […]
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01Apr
Rizwana’s Smile
Rizwana always keeps her cheerful smile ever-ready to light up her face at a moment's notice. Just seven years old, she has a lot to smile about, especially considering the tragic life she so recently left behind. Some of Rizwana's earliest memories are of her father beating her mother. Her young mind could not understand adult problems, much less why such violence would ever be thrust into her life. She only knew that one day her father was gone, and she and her mother moved in with relatives. He eventually returned, with a promise to change and a request for reconciliation. A few weeks later, however, Rizwana's mother's body was found in the street. She had been strangled by her husband with a towel.
Read More26Mar
Summer has arrived in Myanmar!
Tluang Za Men of Living Hope Orphanage earned a third place prize in her class at school The sweltering heat of summer has already begun […]
Read More13Mar
You answered prayers!
A lesson of faith: a new kitchen comes to Living Hope Orphanage! Living Hope Orphanage has prayed a long time for a new kitchen. Their […]
Read More08Mar
Ram Goes Home
Dear Friends, I wish I could share only happy news from the orphanages you help us support, but this month I have sad news. This […]
Read More23Feb
Par Dim’s Pig Plan
Par Dim making a regular contribution to her investment. Par Dim and her husband Joseph take care of 16 children at Emmanuel Orphanage. She recently […]
Read More14Feb
Loom for Ngun
Ngun Ngen Tial proudly standing with her new loom. In the February issue of Heaven’s Family’s magazine, you may remember reading about Ngun Ngen Tial […]
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