When the Cayacoa Kinship Project in the Dominican Republic faced the high winds of a day-long tropical storm, the chain-link fence surrounding the property was badly damaged. The protective wiring around the top of the fence was nearly completely destroyed. The fence itself had structural damage in several places. Overnight, Cayacoa was left with an […]

Widow Joyce is a remarkable, strong woman, but even she couldn’t have prepared for the trials that life had in store for her. She is a blind widow and the mother of ten children, nine of whom tragically died during the ongoing war in her home country of South Sudan. Joyce was left to care […]

When you make it possible for a Kinship Project to rescue an orphan, you not only change and save their lives, you uplift their souls. You enable Kinship Projects to rescue and provide for orphaned children. You empower Kinship Projects to raise disciples. The Kireka Kinship Project in Uganda threw a celebration event like no […]

A young jigger is nearly invisible. The parasitic bug burrows into a person’s skin and latches onto blood vessels. Within days, it swells to over 1000 times its size, laying eggs outside its host’s body. Shortly after, the infestation brings pain, bleeding, itching, and infection. It’s difficult to eat, sleep, and walk. Children stop going […]

In John 9:4, Jesus says, “As long as it is day, we must do the works of Him who sent me.” That means upholding God’s Word daily, without fail. We must work hard in the name of God and all He has charged us to do. Every day, we follow God’s charge to uplift the […]