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Their Stories

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

  • Across the Fence

    God asked Jieyan to bless the neighbors who made life miserable. One act of kindness shifted decades of conflict. Sometimes peace begins at a fence.

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  • Tet Mo

    Discover how a ten-year-old carrying loss and responsibility finds hope again when a church school and compassionate donors become family and restore her dream.

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  • Einver

    Witness how one boy’s dream becomes possible as education reaches a remote Philippine village—donors, mentors, and faith carry Einver to graduation and back home.

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  • Tu Tu

    When bombs forced Tu Tu's school into a cave, donors provided supplies that changed everything. Discover how your support reaches children in conflict zones.

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  • Arif

    Safeguarding note: Illustrative photo. Not the person in the story. Arif’s Story “Here’s your rifle. This is your life now.”  In Arif’s village, boys heard that sentence the way other kids hear a school bell. It was their way of life to be part of the local armed group—on watch, on errands, or, for some,

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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.

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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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