16Nov
Kicked Out by Mom
Pramila Sapkota still shining for her Savior Dear Friends, Five years ago, Pramila Sapkota met Jesus Christ. She accepted His offer of salvation, turning her […]
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A not-so-happy ending [Tenth and final blog from Myanmar]
I wish I could only write about the happy stories I encounter on my trips, but I feel the need to share about the mother […]
Read More13Nov
This is the life! [Ninth blog from Myanmar]
Life doesn’t get much better than holding a cute newborn while drinking fresh coconut milk. I know I have the best job on the planet. […]
Read More12Nov
Not all businesses succeed [Eighth blog from Myanmar]
Crossing the bamboo pole bridge to Tha Cung Bik’s field was even scarier than it looks. Sadly, not all of our orphanage directors succeed in […]
Read More07Nov
Will the Cutest Kid Please Stand Up! [Seventh Blog from Myanmar]
A chick whispering a few secrets to this little girl at Jordan Orphanage. The past few days have been filled with visits to the majority […]
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06Nov
Where do children in orphanages come from?
Dear Friends, Below is another Orphan’s Tear blog from my youngest daughter, Elisabeth, who is spending three weeks in Myanmar along with her husband, Jody. […]
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06Nov
Don’t Come Here! [Sixth Blog from Myanmar]
Khamh Khen Thang holding his list of refusals Dear Friends, Khamh Khen Thang is the director of Bethel Orphanage in Kalaymyo, Myanmar. During our time […]
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05Nov
A Happy Ending in the Making [Fifth Blog from Myanmar]
A mother smiles with joy knowing that her children will be returning to live with her “Knowing that my children are alive and missing them […]
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05Nov
New Hope in Valung Village
Dear Friends, I wanted to send you the photo-filled blog that my youngest daughter, Elisabeth, just sent from Myanmar to all Orphan’s Tear blog subscribers. […]
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04Nov
Where do children in orphanages come from? [Fourth Blog from Myanmar]
This grandma was just about to send her two orphaned grandsons to an orphanage, until Orphan’s Tear stepped in with a micro-loan. I’ve always wondered […]
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