The Touching Story of Angeline, the Untouchable

Image of leprosy victim
28Jun

The Touching Story of Angeline, the Untouchable

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.

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06Jun

Sharing Jesus With the Long Neck Tribe

Pu Li is a beautiful woman. One of her most beautiful features is not one that is widely recognized as beautiful in the West. In her tribe, having an elongated neck is the most beautiful feature a woman can have.

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Image of Microloan borrower with Tuk-Tuk
30May

Fueling Dreams, Sparking Change

I have exciting news to share with you about Simon, a determined entrepreneur from Kenya whose life has been forever changed, all thanks to your generous support. Your investment in the Microloan Ministry has enabled Simon to upgrade from a humble donkey to a powerful, motorized vehicle known as a tuk-tuk.

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20May

Will China Invade Taiwan?

Will China invade Taiwan? I get this question frequently from those who know my history of living and working in China for nearly 30 years. In fact, I was asked if I was concerned that China might invade during my recent visit to Taiwan.

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22Mar

Training pastors from the walkie-talkie church

Pastor Paulo wondered how he could hold his church together during the long COVID lockdowns in the Philippines. His village has no electricity or cell phone signal, and solar-powered internet is costly and inconsistent, so Zoom and Facebook Live were not viable options. As Paulo asked God for direction, holding a walkie-talkie radio transmitter in his hand, the idea came to him: conduct church through the walkie-talkie!

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Image of victims of leprosy receiving wound care
16Feb

The life of a leprosy patient

In an Asian country (not disclosed to protect the people serving and being served), hidden in the mountains, are "forgotten" people. They were brought there as outcasts from their society due to leprosy. But Jesus hasn't forgotten them. And because of Jesus inside you, you are physically showing Jesus to them.

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Image of leprosy victim receiving aid
19Oct

Fingerless for Now

Mwanaasha Salim was born in 1956 in Kenya. Just as she reached her teenage years, she was diagnosed with leprosy. The consequences were shocking and tragic. She was rejected by everyone she knew—even by her family members who were supposed to love her the most.

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