Orphanage in Afghanistan

In a remote village in Afghanistan where poverty abounds and little humanitarian aid is available, there is still hope for a group of young orphan boys. With your support, we are able to share God’s love by providing bread daily. This may not seem like much for most of us, but for them it is like manna from heaven. The bread not only satisfies their hunger but also shows them that someone cares and is committed to them by providing it day after day.

The vast majority of the boys in the orphanage are there because they lost their parents in the decades long war that continues to ravage their country. For the past 12 years, we have been supporting this orphanage through ChildCry and have seen transformation in the lives of the boys and others who work around the orphanage, including a group of widowed women who care for the boys.

Through the faithful love and care of our feeding program partners there, these individuals have begun to question their society’s tendency to look down on those in need rather than offering help, as these Christians do, resulting in a hunger for Jesus.

We are deeply grateful for your support to ChildCry and Times Square Church. Please continue to pray for our feeding program partners, especially those in closed countries like Afghanistan, as they continue to fight day by day to keep trusting God to tear down walls and soften hearts. Their faithful work is opening doors for the good news of the Gospel to advance in Arabic countries.

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