Repairing Homes & Reaching Hearts in Thailand : Firstlight International

Repairing Homes & Reaching Hearts in Thailand

On September - 8 - 2013

Through the RH Project – Repairing Homes & Reaching Hearts in Thailand, a new home is being built for one of our FWF families in Seka.

Last month, through our Firstlight Area Team in the Seka district of Thailand, the process has begun of building a new home for one of our FWF families there. After three long years of prayer, and through several generous contributions from Firstlight donors in the U.S. and Singapore, we are now able to move forward to completion. We first met this family five years ago. The two girls: Moo 17, and Pleou 18 years old, are being raised by their grandmother. Both father and mother abandoned the two girls when they were very young. The story of how the Lord is looking after them is amazing. More reports to follow as this project is underway.

~ Dan Ecker

Categories: FWF Families Without Fathers

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