We recently received some sad news from our former ministry partner, Philippine Missionary Fellowship (PMF); that Bishop Alfredo De Guzman has gone to be with the Lord.
Here we remember a life lived for the Lord.
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Fifty-seven-year-old Sarin is a picture of matriarchal determination. She is a widower and the full-time carer for her seven grandchildren. All of whom live with her in a small and dilapidated house in a rural district of Cambodia…
Sunshine and clean water – Sarin’s story Read More »
Right now, in the city of Goma, in the DR Congo, there are thousands of children and young adults living on the streets.
Sharing God’s love for each of these vulnerable ‘street kids’, one of our ministry partners in the region created the Uamusho Project, an outreach program that provides refuge and empowerment for young people living on the streets.
And as part of their wholistic approach to trauma therapy, Uamusho recently started a brand-new art class.
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“I was always too scared to talk to kids or teachers at school,” Narith explains, “And I didn’t dare raise my hand when I didn’t understand the lesson.”
Read how Narith went from fear to flourishing thanks to our ministry partners in Cambodia…
From fear to flourishing – Narith’s story Read More »
Mentari is a busy housewife from Southwest Sumba in Indonesia.
She works hard at home and on the farm, and does her best to care for her children.
So she was heartbroken to discover that her three-year-old daughter was suffering from severe malnourishment…
A mother’s joy – Mentari’s story Read More »
For as long as she could remember Maly had been regularly falling ill. Many times throughout the year she would be too sick to go to class and her education was suffering.
But everything changed 18 months ago, when Maly was entered into Sunshine Cambodia’s School Development program…
A life transformed by soap and water – Maly’s story Read More »
“I was born into a poor family… I thought this was just who I was and never considered that I could be any different…”
11-year-old Nary lives with her two sisters and their parents in the Prey Veng province of Cambodia.
They live in a small house made of wood, with a zinc roof and while her farmer parents work hard, they struggle to meet the family’s needs.
Watch the video to see Nary describe how support from Sunshine Cambodia has transformed her family, her confidence and her life!
Namazzi* was 17 when she was sexually assaulted by someone in her community.
Afraid and ashamed, she kept it a secret at first.
But when she realised she was pregnant, Namazzi had no choice but to tell her parents what had happened to her.
You’d hope that they might comfort her and support her. Family is where you’re meant to feel safe and feel like you belong.
Instead, they rejected her.
Namazzi was alone, pregnant, and out on the street…
Sewing her life back together – Namazzi’s story Read More »
Siya’s* father was the biggest supporter of her dream to get an education and become a doctor. But when he died suddenly it looked as though it would take away her chance to fulfil their dream…
From heartbreak to healer Read More »
Graeme and Elizabeth Furlong have a life-long legacy of serving overseas ministries in practical and creative ways.
Restoring homes, furniture and hope Read More »
