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Jennifer’s Light: A Double-Orphan Glows in Pakistan
Jennifer was only 7 years old. She didn’t understand why her mom and dad had to go to Heaven and can’t ever return. She felt alone when her aunt was too old and sick to keep her. When Jennifer arrived at the Lahore Kinship Family in Pakistan, everything was new and scary. Then 9-year-old orphan Mari took her hand. Jennifer was so shy at first. Her whole world had crumbled around her. But already by the end of the first day, Mari and the other girls at Lahore taught her how to make friendship bracelets. The first Christmas was the Newsletter
The Quiet Heroes Behind Every Miracle
I’m Cathy: a nurse, a Kinship United alumna, and someone who’s had the privilege of helping organize six medical camps [last] year. Every camp is different, held in different locations across our Kinship Home communities, but each one teaches me the same powerful truth: Some people don’t just give. They change the way others experience hope. And if you’re reading this, you’re probably one of those people. The Quiet Power of Showing Up Most people don’t rush toward problems. They don’t lean in when it would be easier to look away. But you do. You’re the kind of person who Medical
Because of You: A Letter of Thanks from Kenya
Our gratitude for you runs deeper than words can fully express. Because of your compassion and commitment to caring for orphans and widows around the world, children who once felt lost are now safe and loved and dreaming about their futures. Your support doesn’t just meet urgent needs; it plants seeds of hope that will grow for generations to come. But don’t just take our word for it. We invite you to read this heartfelt thank-you letter from Elizabeth, one of our field team members in Kenya, written on behalf of the children of the Emmanuel Kinship Family. Her words Appreciation
How You Can Help Cambodian Families in Crisis Right Now
Support Emergency Response and Refugee Relief When we ask our Cambodian field team members about their Christmas celebrations, they usually tell us about joyful worship services filled with singing, dancing, and nativity plays. But Christmas in Cambodia felt different this year. Thanks to you, Kinship Cambodia was still able to place presents into little hands and help congregations gather to celebrate the miracle of Christ’s birth. Yet, alongside these celebrations, our field team members were carrying a much heavier burden. Responding to War Instead of focusing solely on Christmas programs, they were also busy setting up makeshift shelters, distributing meals, Community
Honor Christ’s Birth by Loving “the Least of These”
Shop An Orphan's Wish List December 25th is just another day an abandoned orphan sleeps on the ground, a desperate widow wonders if she and her children will eat, and a hungry village battles sickness and thirst. If you feel called to grant a wish on An Orphan's Wish List, please read on to share the warmth of Jesus' presence and love on the day of His miraculous birth! Kinship Home Needs The church homes Kinship Families call “home” are not just safe havens for orphaned children and their widowed caregivers, they are beacons of hope that serve their surrounding Orphans
