by World Orphans | Feb 23, 2024 | Blog, Christian Living, Church Partnership, India, Magazine Stories, Stories of Hope, Wholistic Care
by: Emily Hilburn (originally published in 2013) Hyderabad is a large city in India made up of 6.8 million people. You can imagine how easy it would be to get lost in the crowd. But in the midst of blaring horns and yelling drivers, a young girl’s story leaps from the...
by World Orphans | Jan 23, 2023 | Blog, Church Partnership, India, Magazine Stories, Stories of Hope
by: Kevin Squires | Sr. International Programs When you meet Prameela, you can’t get past her smile. You can’t get past her big, brown eyes that give you a sneak peek into her soul, a glimpse that shows you a pure picture of joy and hope in things to come. She is...
by World Orphans | Jun 1, 2022 | Blog, Home Based Care, India, Magazine Stories
by: Mary Priscilla | India Country Director & Becky Knott | Church Partnership Director Driving around the hectic streets in one of the most populous cities in India, one can feel a heaviness in the air. Smog hangs overhead. Trash fills the streets. Beggars...
by Nicole Leeper | Oct 17, 2014 | Church Partnership, India
Written by Bailey Kalvelage • Director of Mobilization“You are the salt of the earth…. You are the light of the world…” These familiar words found in Matthew 5:13-16 had my ears perked as I listened in church last Sunday. I’ve heard this passage so many times,...
by Trey Dunham | Oct 13, 2011 | India, Projects, Sustainability
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...
by Trey Dunham | Oct 13, 2011 | India, Projects, Sustainability
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...
