Update by Gloria Piker, Coordinator of St. Philip’s Father’s House, Gulu Uganda
Recently we held a meeting with the Management Committee where we continued to talk about the vision of the Father’s House.
We also planted trees by the vicar around […]
Update by Gloria Piker, Coordinator of St. Philip’s Father’s House, Gulu Uganda
In the last few months the children have participated positively in the church, knowing that it is the church that is supporting them. The things they do include […]
Update by the GO Africa team
The Father’s House in Bunia, Congo is seeing the fruits of caring for children in need of family. We received this update from our GO Africa team in Bunia, “We thank our God for […]
Written by: Trip Manager Stephanie Mutert
I first met Jean Ronald, a first year Pathways student, early in my time here after moving to Haiti. I was wearing a Duke Basketball t-shirt and he ran up to me and pointed […]
Written by: Rachelle Crowe
I recently took a short trip to Haiti with my home church, Redeemer Fellowship. We are partnering with The Haiti Orphan Project to focus on a children’s Village called Village de Vie. This was not my […]
Life can be so much richer and deeper than our initial plans and hopes. Such is the case with what God is doing in the DR.
13 previously orphaned and vulnerable children live at Casa Amor (Love House), led by […]
It’s a new year. For a lot of people, 2015 will mean new gym memberships, welcoming new family members–through births and adoptions or weddings–family vacations, graduations, and a bunch of new memories. But for some young adults in Kansas […]
The Urban Dictionary refers to Johnson County, Kansas as the “OC” (Orange County, California) of the Midwest. To many in the Kansas City community, Johnson County residents are often associated with being people who pursue comfort, luxury, and ease. […]
A friend of mine, Alex*, who is a champion for children, brought in three foster sons this week.
Yesterday, his wife suggested he go sit on the couch and read with Jordan*, the oldest. Just into elementary school, Jordan reads […]
An update from Mebble Maseko in Pothawira.
One of the most fun and educational thing that the children got to do was writing letters to the pupils in England. Sylvia, one of the English ladies, brought 50 letters that the […]