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Stories of hope
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope. Romans 15:13
‘The Jesus Storybook Bible’ For Orphans In Haiti
Updated 10/28: We've reached our funding goal. Thank you! We have a unique way a church or individual can partner with World Orphans work in Haiti. Many people don't know that French - not Creole - is the primary written language taught in most schools in Haiti -...
Creating a culture in the church
Creating an Adoption Culture in Your Church - OS from Christian Alliance for Orphans on Vimeo.
Living Hope in Haiti
Darla, Christella, and their mom were trapped in the rubble of the January 2011 earthquake in Haiti in January 2010, unable to get out for some time. Their father/husband died in the earthquake and the family who had little before the earthquake now was left with...
Child Development Center Provides Safe Place for Nicaraguan Kids
By Amanda SadieMy husband Jacques and I have spent the last six months living in Nicaragua, working for World Orphans. We have learned a lot, witnessed much, prayed hard, listened often and asked a lot of questions.About half of Nicaragua’s population lives in poverty...
Slowly but Surely
Progress continues on The Refuge, the community center being built in Northern Iraq. Here are a couple pics of our small conference room/woman's center taking shape. Putting in electrical sockets and lights. Funds, however, will only allow us to finish this room at...
Bethel Gospel Farm Helps Community
By Scott Vair | Vice President of ProjectsI recently traveled to India to visit one of our church partners who has a great vision for church planting and orphan care. They are also committed to finding ways to help their ministries become self-sustainable through...
Bethel Gospel Farm Helps Community
By Scott Vair | Vice President of ProjectsI recently traveled to India to visit one of our church partners who has a great vision for church planting and orphan care. They are also committed to finding ways to help their ministries become self-sustainable through...
“Check One… Check Two… Can You Hear Me Now!”
By Kevin Squires | State Director of Advocacy - West VirginiaArguably over the last 20 years, the opportunities for short-term missions have continued to spike in popularity. Only recently have we stopped to examine the effects of it all. Ministry experts...
Tragedy in the Village, Part 2
As we headed out of the village, the image of the old man's face with tears in his eyes kept coming back to me. I've seen few men older than him. The lines on his face seem to tell of hardships that I could never understand or comprehend. And now, he was moving again....
Future Dreams
By Matt Mehaffey | Regional Director of Advocacy, SoutheastMatt was in Haiti in July and wrote this report of his time there.Friday - After a couple cups of coffee at the guesthouse we set off for a Haitian church that is partnering with World Orphans called New...
Effectiveness for the Orphan
By Nicole Leeper | State Director of Advocacy - Florida Joining the World Orphans team, one of the things that drew me was the desire to provide "Family Style" care for children. Throughout the Bible we see the importance of family, and reaching beyond our own...
Who Cares for Orphans?
By Phyllis M. LaBranche | MSW Ethiopia Country Director Who cares for orphans?If not the church, than who? The government? The UN? Surely these great organizations have resources and a stake in the welfare of children. But who feeds and clothes and loves the...