30Apr
Standing on Their Own!
This is all that was left of their home after the government ordered it to be demolished. Over the past several years, Orphan’s Tear has […]
Read More27Apr
Hanging by a Thread No More
Sui Par weaving beautiful fabric to become self-supported. Sui Par’s father died when she was a little girl. Her mother is blind, and unable to […]
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27Apr
Healthy and Home at Last!
Restored to health, Van is rejoicing with her family Dear Faithful Friends, I am so happy to tell you that Van Thang is alive […]
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24Apr
Recycling for Jesus
Jane Kinya with old newspapers from which she will profit Dear Friends, We hear a lot about America becoming a “paperless society,” but that isn’t […]
Read More24Apr
Seeing Straight for the First Time!
Thu Zar Win’s first ten years of life have been difficult. Her father died of AIDS in 2005, followed by her mother in 2006. Then […]
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18Apr
Food for a Special Village
An Easter feast for the poor at the “Village” in Mexico Dear Friends, I just received a letter of thanks from our partners Jason […]
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Baby Animals!
Zam Siam Dim, Phun Za Sang, and Van Bawi Zing with Grace Orphanage’s new baby ducks. Most Orphan’s Tear-supported orphanages also raise animals. The sounds […]
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13Apr
Kim’s Lonely Flight to Safety
North Korean soldiers patrol the Yalu River along North Korea’s border with China, looking for any who attempt to flee their repressive country Dear […]
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Rice Dreams Come True
Love and Mercy Shelter bringing in their new electric rice cooker! Coupons are a nice way to save money in the US, but they don’t […]
Read More05Apr
Murky Water
“Well” done! Happy children at Life Concern Orphanage’s new well—one that will last them for a long time. The idea of bathing in murky water […]
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