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  • Dear Uncle Kelly, I am reaching out to you with some urgent prayer requests. From March 30th to April 3rd, a 120-strong Military Council unit arrived in Letpan village (Northern of Kalaymyo) and engaged in conflict with ethnic armed groups, setting fire to 128 houses. The actual number of houses destroyed in the village is likely even higher. All the villagers affected are believers in God's Home. They have lost their homes and all their belongings due to the actions of the military junta, which have been extremely distressing. On April 4th, intense fighting between Myanmar's military junta forces and the People's Defence Force (PDF) was still ongoing in the villages. As a result, thousands of people have fled to Kalaymyo for their safety. It is particularly troubling that all of this is happening just 15 miles away from God's Home. The arson attack, along with airstrikes carried out by jet fighters and shots fired from helicopters, has forced the entire village population to flee. Those who didn't have a place to seek refuge had to take shelter in the forests. Providing humanitarian assistance has been challenging, especially in our city where the needs are most critical. Currently, God's Home is providing food to 28 displaced individuals, including children. The situation in Myanmar is marked by escalating violence and insecurity, resulting in significant internal displacement. Our humble prayer is that God will bring an end to this terrible situation soon and restore peace in the country. Thank you for joining us in prayer for God's Home and for peace to be restored in Myanmar. May God bless you,
  • Dear Uncle Kelly, I am reaching out to you with some urgent prayer requests. From March 30th to April 3rd, a 120-strong Military Council unit arrived in Letpan village (Northern of Kalaymyo) and engaged in conflict with ethnic armed groups, setting fire to 128 houses. The actual number of houses destroyed in the village is likely even higher. All the villagers affected are believers in God's Home. They have lost their homes and all their belongings due to the actions of the military junta, which have been extremely distressing. On April 4th, intense fighting between Myanmar's military junta forces and the People's Defence Force (PDF) was still ongoing in the villages. As a result, thousands of people have fled to Kalaymyo for their safety. It is particularly troubling that all of this is happening just 15 miles away from God's Home. The arson attack, along with airstrikes carried out by jet fighters and shots fired from helicopters, has forced the entire village population to flee. Those who didn't have a place to seek refuge had to take shelter in the forests. Providing humanitarian assistance has been challenging, especially in our city where the needs are most critical. Currently, God's Home is providing food to 28 displaced individuals, including children. The situation in Myanmar is marked by escalating violence and insecurity, resulting in significant internal displacement. Our humble prayer is that God will bring an end to this terrible situation soon and restore peace in the country. Thank you for joining us in prayer for God's Home and for peace to be restored in Myanmar. May God bless you,
  • Dear Uncle Kelly, I am reaching out to you with some urgent prayer requests. From March 30th to April 3rd, a 120-strong Military Council unit arrived in Letpan village (Northern of Kalaymyo) and engaged in conflict with ethnic armed groups, setting fire to 128 houses. The actual number of houses destroyed in the village is likely even higher. All the villagers affected are believers in God's Home. They have lost their homes and all their belongings due to the actions of the military junta, which have been extremely distressing. On April 4th, intense fighting between Myanmar's military junta forces and the People's Defence Force (PDF) was still ongoing in the villages. As a result, thousands of people have fled to Kalaymyo for their safety. It is particularly troubling that all of this is happening just 15 miles away from God's Home. The arson attack, along with airstrikes carried out by jet fighters and shots fired from helicopters, has forced the entire village population to flee. Those who didn't have a place to seek refuge had to take shelter in the forests. Providing humanitarian assistance has been challenging, especially in our city where the needs are most critical. Currently, God's Home is providing food to 28 displaced individuals, including children. The situation in Myanmar is marked by escalating violence and insecurity, resulting in significant internal displacement. Our humble prayer is that God will bring an end to this terrible situation soon and restore peace in the country. Thank you for joining us in prayer for God's Home and for peace to be restored in Myanmar. May God bless you,
  • Dear Uncle Kelly, I am reaching out to you with some urgent prayer requests. From March 30th to April 3rd, a 120-strong Military Council unit arrived in Letpan village (Northern of Kalaymyo) and engaged in conflict with ethnic armed groups, setting fire to 128 houses. The actual number of houses destroyed in the village is likely even higher. All the villagers affected are believers in God's Home. They have lost their homes and all their belongings due to the actions of the military junta, which have been extremely distressing. On April 4th, intense fighting between Myanmar's military junta forces and the People's Defence Force (PDF) was still ongoing in the villages. As a result, thousands of people have fled to Kalaymyo for their safety. It is particularly troubling that all of this is happening just 15 miles away from God's Home. The arson attack, along with airstrikes carried out by jet fighters and shots fired from helicopters, has forced the entire village population to flee. Those who didn't have a place to seek refuge had to take shelter in the forests. Providing humanitarian assistance has been challenging, especially in our city where the needs are most critical. Currently, God's Home is providing food to 28 displaced individuals, including children. The situation in Myanmar is marked by escalating violence and insecurity, resulting in significant internal displacement. Our humble prayer is that God will bring an end to this terrible situation soon and restore peace in the country. Thank you for joining us in prayer for God's Home and for peace to be restored in Myanmar. May God bless you,
  • Dear Uncle Kelly, I am reaching out to you with some urgent prayer requests. From March 30th to April 3rd, a 120-strong Military Council unit arrived in Letpan village (Northern of Kalaymyo) and engaged in conflict with ethnic armed groups, setting fire to 128 houses. The actual number of houses destroyed in the village is likely even higher. All the villagers affected are believers in God's Home. They have lost their homes and all their belongings due to the actions of the military junta, which have been extremely distressing. On April 4th, intense fighting between Myanmar's military junta forces and the People's Defence Force (PDF) was still ongoing in the villages. As a result, thousands of people have fled to Kalaymyo for their safety. It is particularly troubling that all of this is happening just 15 miles away from God's Home. The arson attack, along with airstrikes carried out by jet fighters and shots fired from helicopters, has forced the entire village population to flee. Those who didn't have a place to seek refuge had to take shelter in the forests. Providing humanitarian assistance has been challenging, especially in our city where the needs are most critical. Currently, God's Home is providing food to 28 displaced individuals, including children. The situation in Myanmar is marked by escalating violence and insecurity, resulting in significant internal displacement. Our humble prayer is that God will bring an end to this terrible situation soon and restore peace in the country. Thank you for joining us in prayer for God's Home and for peace to be restored in Myanmar. May God bless you, Crisis in Myanmar, Crisis in Myanmar,
  • **Urgent Update: Crisis in Myanmar Necessitates Immediate Support** To our dedicated followers and supporters, We bring forth an alarming update from one of the areas we actively support in northern Myanmar (Burma). Over the past few days, an alarming incident unfolded in Kalay Township, Myanmar. The Myanmar military, in confrontations with local ethnic armed groups, targeted the Sekan village. This resulted in the ruthless burning of over 600 homes during a three-day onslaught from October 11th to 13th leaving hundreds of people without homes. Many have lost loved ones during this attack. The military's aggression forced the villagers - all of whom are Christian believers - to abandon their homes for safety. Among many heartbreaking casualties were a 67-year-old woman and a 14-year-old child. In a move of extreme cruelty, their bodies were burned post-mortem by the military junta. Reports indicate that the junta soldiers have continued their destructive path, igniting residences as a direct response to ongoing tensions with the Chin National Defence Force (CNDF). Thousands have since sought refuge in Kalaymyo, fleeing the intense and ongoing conflict in their villages. This particular strife is troublingly close to one of the orphanages we support. Due to the rising intensity of the conflict, marked by the use of jet fighters, helicopters, and airstrikes, there is a looming fear that if the fight extends towards Kalay city, an evacuation might become inevitable for the safety of those at the orphanage. The current circumstances in Myanmar paint a grim picture of escalating violence, insecurity, and resulting internal displacement., Support Needed for Myanmar,

Prayer And Support Needed

A student from our community, who goes to Bible school every day was caught up during the military’s surprise checks on several city roads, looking for members of the People Defense Force. Numerous young individuals were arrested without just cause.

The student, an 18-year-old, was apprehended while on his way to Bible school and was treated harshly by the military forces, beaten with batons, kicked, and punched. When he managed to contact us for help, we immediately went to his aid, explaining his association with ECH and his status as a Bible school student.

Thankfully, they released him, but not before leaving their mark. Jacob suffered bruises to his back and thighs. After medical consultations, we’re optimistic about his swift recovery. We ask for your prayers for Jacob during this trying time.

The ongoing political unrest in Myanmar poses severe challenges for our youth. Many are forcibly recruited, either to serve as porters or directly in the military. The situation remains unstable, with numerous accounts from the war zone that are too sensitive to share at the moment.

The people of Kalay/Myanmar are grappling with these difficult times. We are endlessly grateful for the divine protection over ECH. Your continued prayers for our safety and well-being mean the world to us.

For Him and for the children,
J

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