Creating Depth: Training the Trainers
“You cannot do an effective job building disciples for Christ if you do not provide the tools, guidance, knowledge and support to complete the work.” Read more to find out how we are doing just that.
From Learning to Leading: Jyote’s Story Continues
From poverty to student to teacher, Jyoti already has a testimony of what God can do. But there is more to come!
Called to Care: Pushpa’s Journey of Faith, Hope, and Service
While facing financial hardship and ministry opposition, Pushpa chose to pursue nursing training—and is already bringing hope and healthcare to some of the most underserved communities in rural India.
From Setback to Comeback: Sangita’s Story
After losing her job and falling into despair, Sangita found hope through training that changed her future.
Bearing Fruit – Jyoti’s Story
Jyoti grew up in deep poverty, studying by faith and determination—even without electricity—until she encountered Christ and her life began to change.
From Bonded Labor to Books: Kamla’s Journey
A Global Helps Network coach rescued a 10-year-old girl out of legal slavery! Read about Kamla’s experience and dreams.
Threads of Transformation: Laxmi’s Journey – From Learner to Leader
Lasting transformation revealed through a chance encounter. God is faithful to quietly grow His purpose exponentially. Rejoice with us by reading Laxmi’s story.
Kamal’s Journey: Faith, Persecution, and Hope Through Education
Kamal’s testimony of triumph though education and persecution.
From the Wheat Field to the Medical Field
Kandhal’s journey is a remarkable story of resilience, faith, and hope. After completing her 12th-grade education, she joined our tailoring training program in Madhya Pradesh.
Teen’s Remarkable Achievement Highlights Desperate Need
Ramkeval, a 15-year-old from Nizampur village in Barabanki district, Uttar Pradesh, has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first student from his village to clear the class 10 board exams since India’s Independence in 1947. But the children around him can barely read simple sentences in their mother tongue.