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,...
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...
June is Sponsorship Month here at Lahash, and we are "Expanding the Family!" There are many new children being welcomed into the Lahash family in East Africa, and our goal is connect at least 30 of them with new sponsors...
The Lahash community of child sponsors was generous at Christmas time. So generous, in fact, that it took a lot of time, effort, and planning for our ministry partners across East Africa to purchase all of the Christmas gifts and...
We have some very exciting news to share today! Our Sponsorship Program is growing! Today we welcome 25 new kids into our ministry family. Our East Africa Director Edwin visited our partners at Path Of Hope last week and shares...
We are excited to announce the addition of a new team member at Lahash! Krista Ranno will be our new Sponsorship Director working from our Portland office. Our Sponsorship Program continues to grow and impact the lives of hundreds of kids...
This past Saturday 250 friends of Lahash came from the Portland area (and even from other states and nations) to join in an event to celebrate the work of the past year and raise funds for the year of ministry...
The Media Team got to spend four days with the Nipe Tumaini family, and we’re excited to share about it with all of you! This is the third in a short series of four blog posts we created so you...
The Media Team got to spend four days with the Nipe Tumaini family, and we’re excited to share about it with all of you! This is the second in a short series of four blog posts we created so you...