Articles in this Issue
She Could Not See, but She Could Hear
The sun may have been shining, but that hardly mattered to Bina—her life was always dark. Her wrinkled, brown hands acted as her eyes. As evening drew near and the daily activities came to a close, Bina’s fingers quickly found a small box with a plastic knob. As she turned the radio’s dial, hoping to find a station she liked, her attentive ears caught an unfamiliar word—Jesu ...
Tilak, father of three, wanted to leave his wife. He had found another woman—one he thought could satisfy his desires, and he was willing to destroy his marriage because of it. For two year ...
Bridge of Hope or Carpet Factories
Dhanya wasn’t the only girl in her area who struggled in school. Most of the families around her worked in carpet factories, and they couldn’t afford to send their children to good schools, provi ...
Tilak and his wife were happy again; no one could deny that. But some people in the village were anything but happy about the transformation in their lives. Villagers blamed the GFA-supported pastor f ...
“We are too poor to afford a new blanket, and the ones that we have are not sufficient, as the winters are deadly cold,” explains Sarita, a 29-year-old woman fr ...
Kamna had spent a great amount of money on hospital bills, doctor visits, traditional medicines and home remedies, but nothing could cure her. Her body still bled. It was embarrassing, and there was nothi ...
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