Mgunda Village in the Thyolo District had long been battling recurring cases of diarrhoea and bilharzia—illnesses that hit young children the hardest. As cases grew more frequent, village leaders and teachers at Lomola Primary School realized the root cause: limited knowledge and poor practices around Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
In Nto Obo, Nigeria, simple hygiene lessons laid the foundation for a church planting movement. By teaching disease prevention and providing soap and mosquito nets, Kingdom Workers volunteers improved health while opening doors for gospel outreach and lasting community change.
In a small village in Indonesia, the prayers of one man are beginning to bloom into a living testimony of faith, hope, and generational transformation.
Several years ago, Pak Gusti lived a life far from Christ. Known for his heavy drinking and harsh words, few could have predicted the transformation that was about to take place.
In a small rural village nestled in northern Thailand, something extraordinary is happening. For the first time, families in Village 9—made up of displaced Hmong and Burmese refugees—have reliable access to water. And it’s all thanks to supporters like you.
It might be blamed on El Nino or a lack of infrastructure, but the reality remains for many people living in Timor and its remote villages: there is a drought happening and lives are being affected.
