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The crucifixion of Jesus Christ stands as the most powerful expression of love, sacrifice, and forgiveness, demonstrating that no one is...

Students in the South Sudan Agricultural Academy that we remodeled after the war are now a vibrant institute with young people who are...

Four-month-old Mbatel Koumabas with a swollen body. Three of her siblings died for lack of funds to seek medical help. The father also...

Love for Silent Emergencies Restore a Child's humanitarian role is to save the lives of children. Our core values have remained constant...

Here are some of the children who lost their homes during Hurricane Helene in NC. Restore a Child helps keep them in the Adventist School...

Dear Friends, Many children around the world will not have a family to hold them close this Valentine’s Day. It will be a lonely day. We...

"Dear Norma,  For almost three years now, the war has been going on in Ukraine. It's dark, dangerous, merciless, and bloody... And it is...

Looking Forward... OUR PRIORITY AND THE THEME OF OUR MISSION "Seek ye first..." What does the Lord require of you but to do justly and...

We, the Board of Directors members of Restore a Child and officers are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Verna Karst, the wife...

As we celebrate our 25th anniversary of ministry to orphaned and neglected children, we are grateful for the countless lives touched and...

Dear Friend, As we approach Christmas, the words of Isaiah foretell the arrival of the Messiah who will bring redemption and hope to a...

Dr. Kuntaraf, our board member, who lives in North Carolina, received the following letter. We will be grateful for any one reading this...

CUPS OF GRATITUDE: The well we dug for the Karao Adventist School, North Tanzania, now fills community cups with clean drinking water....

Celebrating our 25th Anniversary of ministry to children, NO SHOES... NO SCHOOL is a moving story of a young child's struggle to go to...

During this Thanksgiving season let us remember that there are many plates to fill. Yes, food is important, but imagine the difference...