Imagine you are a child and your daily routine is to get up early every morning to go and pick through trash with your mother. You and your family are “untouchables” in your society which means you are treated as outcasts, undesirables. You don’t have many options when it comes to jobs so in order… Read More Asha’s Story
I first heard of the Bridge of Hope program when I became a blogger for the Gospel of Asia Ministry. I have read stories of children whose lives seemed hopeless until they were enrolled in this program where they were given a chance for a better future. They were provided with daily meals, regular medical… Read More Healing and Hope
Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need – Hebrews 4:16 The power of prayer is remarkable. We have a God whom we can go to and ask for grace, mercy and help for others or ourselves and He… Read More Power of the Meek
Years ago, I was part of the Women’s Ministry at my church and one of the things I really liked about it was the fellowship. We would hold programs like “Lunch and Learn” where women would come together at someone’s home and a pastor or a speaker is invited to share a profound message with… Read More Women’s Fellowship
Lord, how long will You look on? Rescue me from their destructions, My precious life from the lions – Psalm 35:17. There’s nothing worse than when a child goes missing. All sorts of horrible thoughts go through our minds and we fear the worst. When I read about Nadish, my heart went out to his mother. His attitude… Read More Missing Children
The rod and reproof give wisdom, But a child left to himself brings shame to his mother – Proverbs 29:15 Sometimes talking to your child doesn’t work. Time out doesn’t work. I have been told that some children learn the hard way. It’s embarrassing for mothers when they take the children out to the mall… Read More Correction
I can’t imagine not being able to read. It’s my one of favourite past-times. When I was a child, you could always find me with my face buried in a book. My love for reading gave birth to my love for writing. Reading and writing are basic rights which we are entitled to. Imagine not being able to… Read More Illiteracy Among Women in Asia
This story touched my heart. I was moved by this little’s girl’s faith, courage and big heart. Patricia’s Prayer Patricia lives in central Cameroon. She’s a lot like other girls. She likes to jump rope and talk with her friends. But in some ways Patricia is different from other children. She has HIV and often… Read More A Story from Cameroon
My heart goes out to the families who lost their loved ones in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. I was horrified when I learned that 26 people lost their lives and that 20 of them were children as young as six years old. I saw the face of one of these innocent victims tonight–Emilie… Read More Elementary School Tragedy
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