Sponsorship often begins as a monthly gift—a way to help a child with school, food, and care. But what starts as support on paper often grows into something so much deeper.
Through letters, encouragement, and prayer, sponsors and children become part of each other’s lives—celebrating birthdays, sharing family
Some people want to make a difference—but don’t know where to start. Here’s a short video from Nick, a summer missions team volunteer, sharing about his experience in Romania.
As I reflect on my time in Romania, one conversation stands out as both the hardest and most meaningful moment of the trip. During a week of church youth camp with Bethel Baptist Church and the kids from House of Hope, we spent our days full of energy—playing games, doing activities, and learning about Jonah and Jesus.
One day at lunch, I was talking with a girl from House of Hope Orphanage whom I had grown close to. The conversation shifted to faith, and she looked uneasy as she admitted…
The kids in the home and in the surrounding villages truly come from all situations. They all have a story and part of this ministry is providing stability, family, love and care to each child.
Since being here, the Lord has put one specific village boy on my heart...
It's finally time! The 8 homes YOU built in Tanzania are ready for the kids to move in! By the end of this month, the families will settle into their new houses in the Eternal Families Village. You provided a family and a safe, permanent place for 85 children to live. From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU!
Our latest project⏤10 homes for orphans in Tanzania⏤has been an exciting process. Thanks to your generous support, 4 homes have been fully built and we are currently building 4 more. Only 2 to go!
But what does the process of building these homes look like? How are they being built? And why are we doing it in the first place?
Dionis was in his first year of teaching when he first saw Esther, his wife. She was in her final year as a student. He said that from the first moment he saw her, he wanted to know everything about her. Our culture might call that "love at first sight." It was for Dionis and he pursued Esther, but she was not interested at all.
