Mercy Network Countries

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.

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.

Delivering hope in Lebanon means coming alongside suffering children in one of the smallest yet most mountainous countries in the Middle East, where poverty, the Beirut explosion, and a deepening refugee crisis have left families struggling to survive. Through local churches and partners like New Heights, Children’s Hunger Fund equips gospel-centered mercy ministry to provide Food Paks and share the hope of the gospel.

In El Salvador’s Usulutan region, the faithfulness of a pastor is seen in simple, costly acts of mercy as Pastor Henry bumps along a narrow dirt road each week to reach a remote community and its little school. There he not only drives teachers who would otherwise walk for hours, but also brings food, friendship, and gospel-centered hope to families like Elsy’s, who struggle to survive after the death of their father and provider. Through patient visits, prayer, and a workshop where local youth like Abel learn skills such as welding, construction, and raising chickens, Henry quietly delivers hope to suffering children by equipping his local church for gospel-centered mercy ministry.