27Feb
Bad Guys and Good Guys [David’s 4th Blog from East Africa]
The Carrier Family from left to right: Cindy, Jonah, Rebekah, Deborah, Hannah, Micah, Jubilee, and Marc (missing are the oldest, Isaiah, and the youngest, Enoch, […]
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26Feb
Bursting with Businesses!
Orphan’s Tear might be a small ministry, but with our partners we are strong! Watch out, because fruitfulness at Orphan’s Tear is bursting at the […]
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24Feb
Poissons sur le Journal [David’s 2nd Blog from East Africa]
- 10:29 am
- 2 Comment
- International Trips, Strategic Bibles Ministry, Victims of Sexual Violence Ministry
A 12-year old resident of Nairobi’s Mathare slum Mathare is Nairobi’s second-largest slum, whose half-million cramped residents live on the lowest rung of Kenya’s economic […]
Read More21Feb
Still Loving Older Orphans
This young woman is one of the many older orphans that Orphan’s Tear serves. We feel it is our responsibility at Orphan’s Tear to help […]
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17Feb
Back in Rwanda [David’s 1st Blog from East Africa]
Very thankful pastor and church planter David Shirambere, with his bicycle from Heaven’s Family I’m back in Rwanda, this time with seven other Heaven’s Family […]
Read More14Feb
Quitting the Graveyard Shift
Kap Thang is convinced that by empowering his fellow Christians to do business they will no longer live in poverty. “Business is for non-Christians! You […]
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10Feb
Saboti Saints Saved
Cleophas Makona with sacks of beans and rice Dear Friends, Last summer the normal life-giving rains did not fall on the remote rural village of […]
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06Feb
Taking Up the Torch
Twelve Khmu Bible students ready to evangelize Laos and Thailand Dear Friends, I received this encouraging update from our Khmu Christian Connection (KCC) ministry partners […]
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04Feb
Abundance in North Korea
Usually the only way rural North Koreans can travel is by taking the local “bus,” which is a bumpy ride in the back of a […]
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