22Jul
A Happy Reunion
A mother who traded her sorrows for joy. If you followed my blog posts while I was in Myanmar last year, you’ll remember the lady […]
Read More27May
Sweaty Salvation Summer
The months of March, April and May are the hottest time of year in Myanmar (often over 100 degrees), so that’s when children there enjoy […]
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01Apr
Home Where She Belongs
My head, and that of my husband, Jody, might have ended up suspended on a giant tree in Myanmar—if, that is, we had visited Ngai Zam Village a couple hundred years ago. Back then, villagers hung the heads of their enemies on a giant, now-800-year-old tree as an unmistakeable "don't mess with us" warning. Thankfully, in 1937, a brave missionary reached Ngai Zam with the gospel (and kept his head intact), and we were coming as friends to visit a girl named Cung Thian Kim, a former "orphan" now reunited with her family.
Read More20Mar
Be encouraged!
The children of Life Concern Orphanage praying during their daily devotions Dear Friends, I love to hear encouraging news about how, together with you, we’re […]
Read More26Feb
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 […]
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 […]
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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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 […]
Read More03Feb
A few cuties headed to school
A few of the children of Rhema Childcare Center in Yangon, Myanmar in their school uniforms. That Ci, the director of Rhema Childcare Center, sent […]
Read More27Jan
A Year of Great Success
The staff of Orphan’s Tear (left to right): Daisy Servant, Elisabeth Walker (myself!), and Diane Scott. Happy New Year to all of you! Thanks to […]
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