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  • He Already Knew How to Give

    Delfin already knew how to give. But when Scripture challenged what he believed about generosity, he began asking a different question: Why do we give?

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  • They 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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  • Learning to Love like Jesus

    Wana discovers that loving like Jesus means more than words. It means choosing forgiveness, kindness, and prayer when loving someone is hard.

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  • The Inheritance He Chose Not to Pass On

    Joshua confronts the pain he inherited and discovers how the Father’s love can heal deep wounds, make forgiveness possible, and change what we pass on.

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  • Water 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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  • Gabriel

    What began with soccer became a story of hope. Meet Gabriel, a coach helping children discover purpose before the world defines them.

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  • The Lesson they Took Home

    They came for games and Bible stories. They went home talking about forgiveness. Sometimes that's where peace begins.

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  • Grateful for Prison

    She entered prison carrying years of abuse, cartel ties, and harm. She found something unexpected there: freedom.

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  • Sustainable 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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  • Reflecting on 30 Years of Hope and Change

    This Thanksgiving, as we celebrate 30 years of transforming lives, we’re filled with gratitude for the countless individuals who have shaped our journey—from our founder’s visionary leadership to the generosity of our donors, partners, and supporters. To commemorate this occasion, we spoke with Marcus J. Young about how it all began, the lives changed along

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  • This is how you helped transform Sarai’s world

    Learn a valuable lesson from Elijah’s prophetic journey and discover how, if you’re pioneering something for the Kingdom, you can fulfill it without creating injustice.

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  • 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

    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.

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