The Servant Teams program invites young people from all walks of life to answer God’s call into missions and social justice. Yevette Garcia answered that call, and gained new perspective with each step she took. “A Heart-Changing Hike” by Yevette Garcia I knew...
Ever since 2015, when she was part of the Lahash Servant Team, Difo has been a strong supporter of the program… even though participating in it meant facing one of her biggest fears! She shares a bit of her experience...
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...
World AIDS Day reminds us all that the fight against HIV/AIDS is far from over. It also reminds us that we can help win that fight. One good meal, one restful night, one precious child at a time....
We greatly appreciate your prayers over our safety, health, and ministry work while there, and if you would like to contribute toward the costs of the trip for those of us who are still raising funds, you can do so...
In June of 2016, I was given the wonderful opportunity to travel with Lahash to Tanzania as a media volunteer. There were many experiences during this trip that stood out to me, but one of the most memorable days was...
“It was such a wonderful moment to have 50 people at the camp for three days, learning, praying, and playing together. The theme of the camp was Assurance of Victory from I Corinthians 10:13. We had a visiting pastor from...
The Shinyanga region of rural Tanzania is known for unpredictable rainfall, meager food and resources, and traditional beliefs that center around witchcraft. The founders of Path of Hope Children’s Ministry were moved by the physical and spiritual poverty they saw...
Rice & Beans Month helps fund nutritious meals for the Lahash sponsored kids in Dodoma, Tanzania. There are weekly gatherings for all sponsored kids at Grace & Healing Ministry, plus a special daily Nutrition Program for those living with HIV....
...transitioning from the U.S. to Tanzania feels like a complete switch. Time seems to move slowly here and the days feel longer. Back home, it felt like there were never enough hours in the day to get things done. My...