by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Randy Phillips / Sr. Director of Church Partnership “I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me.” (Isaiah 49:15-16) The prophet Isaiah writes of Israel’s God, who never forgets their story and suffering...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Sabria Sadiq / Kurdistan, iraq As told to: Nihad M Ad / World Orphans Iraq My name is Sabria Sadiq, and I live in Soran, Kurdistan, Iraq. I am a mother of two sons. In the 1980s, when Kurdish groups fought for their freedom, many fled to Iran due to conflicts with...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
Written and Compiled by Marlana Smith l Guatemala Communications Director with contributions from Karla Cristales / Guatemala Economic Coordinator and Francisca Velasquez / Guatemala Assistant of Economic Empowerment The story of Guadalupe from Guatemala highlights a...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Kevin Squires | Sr. Director of International Programs As Saba awoke that morning, she knew it was a huge day, a day that could potentially bring long-term stability for her and her children. It wasn’t just a typical meeting she was preparing for, it was a meeting...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Oscar Mwikya | Fountain of Hope // Kenya I was born on November 8, 1998, into a world of uncertainty. My father, Patrick Mwikya, a dedicated army officer stationed at Karasani Police Station in Nairobi, was deployed to a conflict zone in Rift Valley, Kenya,...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Lauren Byrer | Writer/Editor For the past 10 years, Francois Murat has been the Haiti Country Director with World Orphans. His work with World Orphans is a natural extension of his calling, allowing him to support children, provide food and clothing, and serve his...
by Nicole Leeper | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Scott Vair | President/CEO Hope can be defined as a confident expectation of good things to come. Confident (a strong belief, free from doubt or hesitation) expectation (looking forward to something, anticipating that it will happen) of good things (positive...
by Trey Dunham | Nov 20, 2024 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Kathy Davis | Sr. Director of Wholistic Care Ahana’s world was upended at the tender age of four when cancer claimed her mother’s life. Left in the care of five older siblings, she endured a childhood marked by hardship and loss. Her father’s remarriage brought...
by Trey Dunham | Nov 20, 2024 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Billy Ray | Sr. Director, Middle East My name is Haider Omar Qawas, and I am from Kobane, Syria. I am blessed to be the father of 23 children, twelve sons and eleven daughters. Two of my sons are still living with me and are not married yet. Among my younger sons,...
by Trey Dunham | Nov 20, 2024 | Blog, Child Stories, Christian Living, Church Partnership, Ethiopia, Home Based Care, Magazine Stories, Wholistic Care
by: Jennifer Holcomb | Mobilization Director In the vibrant, contrast-filled heart of Guatemala City, two church partners meet for the first time amidst a mosaic of Mayan and Spanish cultural influences. The city, divided into zones, presents a striking dichotomy: the...
