She’s hard to miss in her tall chef’s hat and full apron, crisp and blinding white. She is often giving instructions, taste-testing dishes, and adding seasonings. She keeps things moving along with a warm smile, quick laugh, and close attention...
The best thing is to have the kids. I count it as a great benefit… to see that child having a father and a mother, the child that was abandoned. The child that never had hope having hope. You know,...
Servant Teams is a ten-month gap year program, designed to equip a diverse wave of missional leaders to answer God's call into the work of loving service. But the first step is asking some really big questions....
Lahash is very excited to announce that our East Africa team has two new members! Saggiah Wright has joined our staff full-time as the Partnership Development Coordinator, and Enrica Wright as a part-time Child Welfare Manager. This dynamic young couple was...
What is Operation Overcoat? We have a guest writer from this year's Lahash Servant Team to tell you all about it, and share some insights from all the participants. Thank you to Esther Carey for writing this article so that...
The Trinity is relational. God is relational. And He wants us to be relational within the church, with our families, in small groups, in our inner souls. He desires relationship with us and with the world. Seamands says, “There is...
The fall season is synonymous with Back To School in the U.S., but what does that phrase mean for sponsored children in East Africa? Over his years with Lahash, Will Campbell compiled a stunning collection of school photographs in various...
The Lahash office in Portland is quite a bit busier these days! A new year is underway for the Servant Teams program, and we are excited to have four interns settling in under the leadership of Director Mandee Campos and...
Every year across East Africa, each of Lahash’s partner ministries host a special Bible Camp event for the sponsored kids they serve. These 3-4 day camps are full of Bible lessons, group discussions, plenty of food and games, and some...
In the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro a courageous woman and her team arrive at one of the local schools. From across the courtyard children come running to hug and welcome her! There is joy and gratitude splashed across their faces...