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Sep-19-2026 | Child ProtectionThey Were Nervous, But They Did It
At Zeteo, finishing a school year means more than moving up a grade. It’s watching children discover the courage to learn, grow, and keep going.
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Aug-01-2026 | EducationWater They Couldn’t Drink
Conflict forced them from home. Unsafe water threatened their education. Then something as ordinary as clean water began changing everything.
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Jun-10-2026 | StoriesGrateful for Prison
She entered prison carrying years of abuse, cartel ties, and harm. She found something unexpected there: freedom.
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Jun-02-2026 | Their Stories PageThe Things Boys Carry
A fatherless boy carried anger. A coach noticed him. That simple difference may have changed the course of his life.
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Mar-11-2026 | Partner StoriesSustainable Grace
When families can’t afford to mill their rice, Victor and Vilma keep the machine running anyway. Because in places where hunger grows, children become vulnerable to conflict and exploitation. What looks like a small act of generosity is quietly protecting an entire community.
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Jan-23-2022 | SustainabilityNew Southern Kamoo Rice Paddy
One of our Children’s Home (currently of 50 children) has been hit hard by the pandemic and the civil conflict in Myanmar. But we have an amazing opportunity to create better food security and sustainability for them by purchasing a 3.4 acre rice paddy!
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Jan-23-2022 | Child ProtectionNew Children’s Home
Two of INfire’s church leaders in Myanmar know firsthand what it means to be at risk for child soldiering. They are actually both former child soldiers and graduates from INfire’s education programs. And they have built some amazing connections that will give the same opportunity to dozens of more children just like them.
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Jan-22-2022 | NewsCOVID-19 Relief & Food Report
Two of INfire’s church leaders in Myanmar know firsthand what it means to be at risk for child soldiering. They are actually both former child soldiers and graduates from INfire’s education programs. And they have built some amazing connections that will give the same opportunity to dozens of more children just like them.
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Dec-13-2021 | Project-AK47The First Footage of Child Soldiers I Ever Saw
Years ago, I gave my friend Sam a video camera and asked him to find us the darkest place we could serve. The footage he came back with broke me.
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Jun-27-2021 | NewsRelief Delivery Day
Joe and the team’s hearts sank when they saw the sad people. The smell was sometimes awful from dead animals and people, many killed by the widespread landmines.
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Jun-20-2021 | MyanmarResponding to Myanmar’s Crisis
Explosions, hundreds of them, popped off across the country the past weeks… If you’ve been following along as the conflict in Myanmar has unfolded since February, you know that thousands have been displaced from their homes, hiding in the jungles, and struggling to survive.
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Apr-11-2021 | MyanmarFour Generations of Hope for Myanmar
When we are forced as people into choosing war over nonviolence, it is a terrible line we cross. Myanmar (Burma) is crossing such a line in its civil conflict with the army. Buddhists (most of the Burmese) and Christians (many of the indigenous ethnics) who lived against violence now are making hard choices. I do not envy them.
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Apr-04-2021 | MyanmarUnderstanding Myanmar’s Crisis
China is in everyone’s global spotlight, even though Myanmar is the one bleeding. How far will China extend its interests? Will it take a clear and active role?
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Mar-28-2021 | StoriesMario’s Story: The Hard Road to Freedom
All my life all I wanted was a real family. For me, family disappears like water drops on hot desert sands. I was 17 years old when I met a sweet girl and we made a daughter, but we split up even before she was born. I lived on drugs and alcohol, so she didn’t want to stay with me. It hit me really hard. I moved deeper into the gang world of the cartel, I frequented abandoned lands, full of trash, I slept in debris within in the shells of dilapidated homes.
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Mar-21-2021 | StoriesMario’s Story: Escaping Drugs & Violence
Not everyone can climb beyond their guilt. You will see in Part 2 of Mario’s story, that ruining so many people’s lives fosters deep shame, sadness and guilt. For those that struggle with subsequent self loathing, human forgiveness is not enough, self forgiveness is also not enough. We all need a God-sized forgiveness that celebrates us down to the marrow. This universal need is more accentuated when we spend time with folks like Mario.
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