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How Urban Gardens Bring Hope When Life Feels Cheap in Uganda: A Letter from Lynn Phillips

In “Hope When Life Feels Cheap: A Letter from Lynn Phillips,” readers meet Lilian, a determined Ugandan mother whose husband abandoned her and her four children, leaving them in extreme poverty and at risk of malnutrition. Through the local church’s Food Paks, urban farming training, and the gospel-centered mercy ministry of Children’s Hunger Fund, Lilian discovered that every woman has value and that their lives no longer feel cheap. Her flourishing vegetable garden now provides food, income, and a fresh start, while she and her children have found hope in Christ and a church family that reminds them of the Father who has plans to give them a hope and a future.

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Finding Hope in Disaster: How New Birth Churches Bring Christ’s Comfort After the Los Angeles Wildfires

In the wake of the Eaton Fire, the small community of New Birth Churches in Downtown Los Angeles is finding hope in disaster by serving hot meals, offering emergency relief, and sharing the love of Jesus with hurting families in Altadena. As Pastor Mario and Andrea Solorzano listen to heartbreaking stories of homes lost and lives upended, they bring food, supplies, and the comfort of Christ to residents still in shock from the Los Angeles wildfires.

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Blessed to Be a Blessing – From Isolation to Hope: How Food Paks and Gospel-Centered Mercy Ministry Blessed Battsetseg to Be a Blessing in Mongolia

Battsetseg’s story shows what it means to be blessed to be a blessing, as a lonely mother in Ulaanbaatar finds hope through Food Paks and the gospel-centered mercy ministry of Full Life of the Kingdom Church. Through the faithful visits and prayers of church members equipped by Children’s Hunger Fund, her family’s grocery needs are met, her children feel safer, and she is now joyfully serving others so that more suffering families can experience the love and grace of God.

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The Light of Hope in Moldova

In the rural village of Uşurei, the Evangelical Baptist Church has become the light of hope in Moldova as Pastor Ivan and his congregation sacrificially care for suffering children, refugees, and local families through gospel-centered mercy ministry. In partnership with Children’s Hunger Fund and Mission Eurasia, this small church near the Moldova–Ukraine border transformed its sanctuary into a shelter, provided meals and supplies to thousands fleeing war, and shone the light of Christ—marked by simple Christmas lights in the darkness—as a living testimony of God’s grace and generosity amidst poverty and conflict.

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The Luxury of Rice: How the Local Church Brings Hope in Myanmar’s Hunger Crisis

Nway Thida knows firsthand that in war-torn Myanmar, the luxury of rice is no longer guaranteed, as food insecurity and ongoing civil conflict make even a simple meal of rice a precious gift of hope from the local church. Supported by Children’s Hunger Fund, a faithful pastor brings nutritious food and the hope of the gospel to her and her daughters, showing the love of Christ in the midst of bombs, checkpoints, and deep poverty.

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11 Things We Love About Our Volunteers: How Our Volunteers Deliver Hope to Suffering Children Through Gospel-Centered Mercy Ministry

Children’s Hunger Fund shares 11 things we love about our volunteers, celebrating their enthusiastic service, joyful milestones, and tireless effort to assemble Food Paks that help local churches deliver hope to suffering children through gospel-centered mercy ministry. From energetic kids quoting “You can do all things through Christ who gives you strength” to pastors and church groups serving side by side, each story highlights volunteers whose hearts understand they are doing far more than packing food—they are helping churches share the gospel with families in need.

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How the Gospel Transformed One Family’s Life in the Mountains of Peru

Alex’s story in Ccahuanati shows the transforming power of the gospel as God uses a local church to meet both physical hunger and spiritual need in a remote Peruvian Andes community. Through simple acts of gospel-centered mercy ministry—food baskets, a Quechua Bible, and faithful visits—Alex’s family finds hope, leaves alcohol behind, and begins to walk in a new way of life together.

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Food Paks Are Sowing Seeds of Hope for Hasina’s Family in Madagascar

In one of the poorest neighborhoods of Antananarivo, a small wooden house—more like a chicken coop than a home—becomes the setting for sowing seeds of hope in Madagascar as Hasina and her husband Ando struggle to provide for their children. Through the faithful visits of Tana City 67 Hectares Church and regular Food Paks from Children’s Hunger Fund, this young family experiences practical help, the love of a new church community, and the life-changing hope of the gospel. As Hasina and her children attend services, build friendships, and receive biblical encouragement, the simple gift of food opens the door for a deeper understanding of Jesus and a growing faith that transforms their daily life.

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Delivering Hope in Zambia: Local Churches, Mercy Centers, and a Future Beyond Poverty

Delivering Hope in Zambia shares how Children’s Hunger Fund is delivering hope to suffering children by equipping local churches for gospel-centered mercy ministry in one of Africa’s largest countries, where many families live below the poverty line in crowded urban kombonis. Through a Mercy Network of churches, a new Mercy Center in Lusaka, and ministries like after-school care, outreach to street kids, and discipleship courses, local pastors are helping children see a future beyond poverty in Zambia.

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How Sargis Found Hope in Armenia by Trusting God’s Plan Through the Local Church

Finding hope and understanding God’s plan can feel impossible when you’ve lost so much, but Sargis’ story in Armenia shows how God brings comfort through His people even in the midst of trauma and uncertainty. Through the faithful care of Noah’s Ark Baptist Church and regular Food Paks, his family not only received food, clothing, and furniture, but also heard the gospel and began to see that God is able to make good things happen even in life’s most difficult situations. As Sargis and his family rebuild their lives in Yerevan, they are learning to trust that God has a plan, finding hope in Christ and in a local church that continues to walk with them.

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