March 2025: Updates From The Field

March was a steady and productive month for us. As we move into this new season, we're taking a moment to pause, reflect, and share a few highlights from the past month.

NIGERIA

We are proud to support 100 women in Plateau State as they pursue their Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE), empowering them to overcome years of hardship and build better futures. Beyond education, we're equipping women with practical skills for financial independence. Thirteen young women are training in tailoring, each receiving a sewing machine to launch their own businesses.

KENYA

Our project manager, Benson, in Amboseli has been sharing photo updates on his team's progress with the borehole. The team started building a protective wall around the borehole to safeguard it from elephants and other large animals.

We received a photo update from Levi, our project manager in Nairobi — they have successfully planted maize and beans for the season.

ARMENIA

Our medical support program in Armenia is still assisting 70 displaced Christian families from Dilijan, providing medications and specialized milk products for newborns with digestive issues. Overall, this program supports around 250 Christians displaced from the conflict in Karabakh.

LEBANON

During the violent conflict in Lebanon, we stepped in to support displaced Christian villagers forced to flee to safer shelters. We were able to deliver essential medications to around 300 elderly individuals who were unable to reach pharmacies or hospitals on their own.

IRAQ

Our team in Iraq is supporting 20 farmers and 50 workers as they care for their olive and fig tree fields. We're helping plant additional trees and constructing a water canal and small field pond to irrigate the land. In total, this project will benefit around 220 Iraqi Christians for at least one year.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for being a massive part in all the good work we've been able to accomplish throughout this world this year.