by Edwin Angote This year, I had a chance to visit Lahash’s partner ministry in Rwanda. They care for over 70 kids in their program. My team and I were there to help with the Christmas gift distribution for the Sponsorship...
Two families find a heart connection from opposite sides of the world For families living in poverty, the burden to find food is a heavy one. Things like education, medical care, and basic household items seem like unattainable luxuries when a...
"A Model That Works" A Letter from Dan Holcomb, Executive Director Nipe Tumaini (NEE-pay Tu-ma-EE-nee) is a beautiful farm and children’s home located deep in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley. Nipe Tumaini is Swahili for “give me hope,” and the incredible staff there...
“Family to Family” An Interview with Lahash Sponsorship Director Katie Nelson In Rwanda, the impact of the 1994 genocide is still acutely felt, even as the survivors raise a new generation of children. Sponsorship Director Katie Nelson saw both heartache and hope...
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...
written by Mandee Campos After the close of the 2016 Lahash East Africa Conference, our team left Mwanza and traveled to Shinyanga to visit Path of Hope (POH). Path of Hope is one of Lahash's outreach-based partnerships. The children live with...
Today is a bittersweet day. It is the last day of the 2016 Lahash East Africa Conference. The theme of this year’s conference was Whole in Christ. After about a week of sharing meals and stories, learning together, and worshiping...
This week my home town of Mwanza, Tanzania, has been invaded by Lahash International staff and partners! It is really fun to see so many familiar faces arriving on buses and airplanes from the United States, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and...