June 2025: Updates From The Field
Every month, we witness how your prayers, support, and generosity are transforming lives in some of the world's most overlooked and underserved communities. June was no exception — from Armenia to Kenya to Southern Lebanon.
Every month, we witness how your prayers, support, and generosity are transforming lives in some of the world's most overlooked and underserved communities. June was no exception. From the mountains of Armenia to the villages of Kenya and the heart of Southern Lebanon, our teams have been hard at work restoring what war, poverty, and instability have taken away.
ARMENIA
Church and Community Hall Rebuild Efforts
Over 150 widows, children, and elderly from the Armenian Assyrian Christian community are being supported through a new sewing factory in post-war Karabakh. After their church and community hall were damaged in the recent conflict, our team helped restore both the physical space and the livelihoods tied to it. Most of the women now employed are widows — once left without a source of income, now empowered to provide for their families through the garments they produce and sell.
EGYPT
Agriculture Project
Over 2,000 villagers in rural Egypt received locally grown wheat through the final phase of our agricultural project. This marks the completion of our wheat initiative for this year — an effort that began with planting and cultivating fields to combat hunger and food insecurity in under-resourced communities.
Medical Training Session
Dozens of Christians in Asyout, Egypt, are now equipped to monitor and respond to life-threatening heart conditions thanks to a three-day medical training hosted by our team. We distributed 25 blood pressure monitors and 50 glucose testers, and took blood samples from most of the elderly in the village.
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LEBANON
Medical Clinic Restoration
Thousands of Christians in southern Lebanon now have access to medical care again after our team restored a clinic destroyed in the recent war. Our team rebuilt the clinic's interior, allowing it to reopen and begin serving between 3,000 to 5,000 patients every six months.
KENYA
Eye Medical Camp
900 individuals received eye exams and treatment during our recent medical camp, organized in partnership with the Rotary Club of Kenya and supported by the Red Cross. In many rural areas, vision problems often go unaddressed due to limited access to medical care.
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That wraps up another Updates From The Field! Thank you for standing with us. Your continued support fuels this mission and brings lasting change to communities that need it most.