On Saturday night (22nd May) the sky above Goma turned red as lava began streaming from Mount Nyiragongo (only 12km away) leading thousands of people to begin fleeing the city. In a similar eruption in 2002, lava flows did reach
An update from HEAL Africa in Goma following the Mount Nyiragongo Eruption Read More »
We recently caught up with Jonathan from Bangalore City Mission about the COVID-19 crisis in India, how their team are responding to the incredible need, and how we can pray for them. (Note: prayer requests start at 19:30 mark)
COVID-19 Video Update from Bangalore City Mission, India Read More »
We recently discovered that our long-time supporters Arthur and Betty Nicolson had been sponsoring children for 50 years, so we got in touch to celebrate, say ‘thank you’ and find out what child sponsorship means to them. “We first heard about
Arthur and Betty – Celebrating 50 years of child sponsorship Read More »
Our ministry partners live and serve in some of the communities hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through great love and determination (and thanks to an incredible response from WorldShare supporters) our partners have been able to respond quickly and
As part of our Journey to Uganda series of events we recently caught up with Jane Donald. Jane visited CFM and Wakisa in 2015 as part of a WorldShare medical short-term trip to Uganda. “We were centrally located in Mbale, which is the second largest
Memories of Uganda Read More »
“[Bangalore City Mission‘s] child care centre was such a blessing in our lives. When it was closed so suddenly, we didn’t know what we were going to do.” When Tulsi and her husband moved to the city to find jobs,
Meals and learning, home delivered Read More »
Serge is a member of HEAL Africa’s Uamusho program, which ministers to street kids in Goma and supports them to return to school. Here he tells his story in his own words. My dad was a soldier in the army
From the streets to salvation Read More »
Before arriving at Wakisa Ministries, 16-year-old Nadine* had lost all hope. “I thought that no one loved me and I was thinking about committing suicide.” Nadine was brought to the Wakisa Centre in April last year, right in the middle
A Life Transformed in Lockdown Read More »
