“All scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in…” accounting? Yes, accounting! Meet Soriya Mut, a young woman who grew up in Cambodia. Soriya worked her way up to a career as an accountant in the bustling capital city of Phnom Penh after living in an orphanage for part of […]
Did You Know that World Refugee Day is June 20th?
One day, out of 365, to remember and advocate for refugees around our world. But when you are a refugee, every day is world refugee day. This “r word” marks you forever, reminding you and everyone else that you are a person without a home and without a country. Your own people have betrayed each […]
Want to protect helpless children? Make your gift by June 30th!
Donate Now! When you make a gift to Kinship United, you can protect tens of thousands of children in Kinships around the world. Children like Patrick and Sharonda. Patrick was born to a 13-year-old schoolgirl whose family shunned her for getting pregnant outside of marriage. She was just too young to raise a child, or […]
The Face of Drought: What Drought Really Looks Like
Pastor George from the Lodwar Kinship in northern Kenya holds up the bones of animals who succumbed to the desert conditions. Can you imagine? Looking at your weak, dehydrated child and telling her that you don’t have any more water for her. But you’re already weak yourself because you’ve been walking MILES in the hot […]
Eight-Year-Old in Coma Miraculously Recovers
After his accident, Tom couldn’t do anything by himself anymore. He was in constant need of assistance. In March of 2017, Tom, an active, smart, and kind eight-year-old from the Geta Kinship in Kenya, was hit by a motorcycle and nearly died. While walking home one day, a trip he had made many times, a speeding […]
