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Their Stories

A few success stories, directly from people we have helped.

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    Amy

    Amy, a young girl rescued from a horrific life of abuse and neglect, has shown remarkable resilience thanks to your support. Read her story.

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    Lang

    Lang is a resilient 17-year-old who was born and raised amidst the chaos of war in Myanmar. Despite the constant threat of violence, Lang holds onto hope for a brighter future, nurtured by the support of a shelter home and the unwavering belief in God's protection. From a life entrenched in conflict to daring to dream of becoming a professional football player, Lang's journey embodies the power of resilience and the pursuit of hope amidst adversity.

  • Oscar

    Oscar

    When we met Oscar we could see his heart to help his community: his desire to educate, to keep children out of militant groups, to improve the quality of life in their remote villages. We could see it so clearly was because he was already doing it—and without pay. Oscar began teaching children in his community without a classroom, without pencils, without paper, and without a salary.

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    Mariflor

    Life for Mariflor has always been something to appreciate. Born into a farming family in the country village of Gaoquin, in the province of Leyte, Phillipines, she never had much. But it was enough. 

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    Joseph

    Joseph waited for days for his father and brother to come home. Days turned into weeks. Then months. But 10-year-old Joseph didn’t lose hope. His father and brother had just walked into the jungle — he was sure they’d be back any day.

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    Anna

    Anna is one of five daughters who grew up in a region that, until recently, was the largest producer of heroin in the world. One out of every two children was forced into drug-funded rebel armies. Anna became one of those children at 11 years old.

  • Josh

    Josh

    Violence breaks families. Six-year-old Josh knew that all too well. Fighting had erupted in a neighboring village. Gunfire was ringing in their ears, Josh and his family fled the region, walking for a week to cross the border of a nearby country in the Upper Mekong Region. 

  • Jake

    Jake

    “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” Jake sat on the ship, reading the words in Hebrews 13, unsure of his destination but comforted by God’s promise. Jake had been a young student at a university in the Philippines. He had also been a drug courier and professional assassin.

  • Henda

    Henda

    Henda is the fourth of five sisters born in a small town in the Upper Mekong Region filled with drug trafficking, tribal feuds, and much hatred and corruption. Because Henda’s family was prohibited from trafficking drugs due to local interests, the family had no other choice except to live in poverty.

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