Earlier this week, we received the following update about a recent Children’s Camp from Mary, GO India’s Executive Director.
Dear Brothers,
Thanks again for supporting the children to enjoy themselves in a special way. The kids at Father’s House Sarampet are […]
Long after the city skyline and street lights disappear, follow the one lane road for an hour or two to the Father’s House at Sarampet. You’ll be glad you did.
You may be greeted with children singing and Indian flowers.
A […]
What might look like a slab of concrete to us is much more to our partners at Bethel Gospel Church in, India. With their community in Sarampet now caring for children, producing food, and continuing to grow, their focus […]
Some are surprised to learn that caring for orphans is political. Yet, most understand a mix of money, Jesus, poverty, and vulnerable children makes a spicy cocktail, resulting in global pressure from UNICEF to shut down orphanages (Read more […]
Earlier this summer the church in Sarampet, India, welcomed children without family into The Father’s House. GO India’s Executive Director, Mary, recently sent us the story of one of these children – a little boy named Manikanta…
Manikanta came from […]
Yesterday we received news that children were being welcomed into The Father’s House in Sarampet, India. Mary, GO India’s Field Director, took these photos of the joy-filled welcoming ceremony…
Singing praises in Sarampet
A welcome to the Sarampet Family
Local leaders in […]
From Joe in India
Another great day…
Our plan from the outset was to pilot local church based orphan care in three different contexts: (1) rural village; (2) within the city slum; and (3) within a government slum relocation site.
Today we […]
Update from Joe in India
The Sarampet farm has nearly 9 acres, and about 2/3 has been cultivated, outfitted with drip irrigation, and planted. These are the tomatoes (pictured above). Drip irrigation is cranking. Beans, tomatoes, egg plant, etc. growing. […]
The first pilot village in India is underway! The Sarampet village, just outside of Hyderabad, is slated for 32 children in need of residential care, 8 elderly people in need of residential care, and an after school program for […]