“Seeds of Hope Growing Strong in Myanmar”

Children’s Ministry Update

“Seeds of Hope Growing Strong in Myanmar”

April 29 – May 7, 2026

We give thanks to the Lord for His goodness and faithfulness throughout this special time of ministry.

We were deeply blessed by the visit of Cal and Sharon, Site Coordinators of GlobalFingerprints (EFCA) – Myanmar, and ministry partners of Hope for the New Generation Myanmar. Once again, they came to serve, encourage, and minister personally to children and families across our communities.

Despite the extreme summer heat and long travel, they joyfully spent their time planning, shopping, and preparing gifts for children and families.

Parenting Seminar – May 1

On May 1, Cal and Sharon led a Parenting Seminar at Chhuana Training Center in Mingalardon, Yangon. More than 100 parents of GlobalFingerprints-sponsored children attended this half-day seminar.

They shared not only biblical teaching but also their personal life experiences in marriage and family. Through stories, photos, and testimonies of their children and grandchildren, they demonstrated what a Christ-centered family looks like in real life.

Having been married for 55 years, Cal shared the key to their strong marriage in one word: “Commitment”—commitment to the Lord and to one another. What a powerful and inspiring testimony for all the parents who attended.

Bible Quiz & Children’s Growth – May 4

On May 4, we held a Bible Quiz at the same venue for both sponsored and non-sponsored children.

It was a joy to witness how much the children have grown—not only physically, but spiritually. They confidently memorized Scripture, answered questions, and demonstrated a growing understanding of God’s Word.

Many of the children who joined the program when they were young are now teenagers. Some have completed college or vocational training and are now working. Even more encouraging, many are actively serving in their churches, teaching younger children each week. This is true life transformation by God’s grace.

Village Visits & Ministry

Cal and Sharon also visited several villages in the Yangon area. They worshiped with families, prayed for them, and shared food, drinks, and clothing they brought from the United States.

Cal shared Bible stories in each village and church. One special moment was when he shared that he was fulfilling a promise to his grandchild, who had asked him to teach her favorite Bible stories. What a faithful grandfather, keeping his promise and passing on faith to the next generation.

Their lives continue to be a powerful example and influence—not only to children here in Myanmar but also to their own children and grandchildren.

Care Workers Fellowship – May 5

On May 5, they met with all care workers from different villages. This was not a formal teaching session, but a meaningful time of fellowship.

They listened to each care worker’s life, ministry challenges, and personal struggles. Together, they prayed, encouraged one another, and built deeper relationships. The time included simple activities like puzzles and coloring, creating a warm and joyful atmosphere.

Afterward, everyone enjoyed a fellowship lunch together at a restaurant, where each care worker also received a special love gift.

God’s Faithfulness

Even in the midst of personal health challenges and the ongoing political situation in Myanmar, God answered prayers, provided for every need, and protected Cal and Sharon throughout their visit.

All sponsored children, families, and our entire team were richly blessed and encouraged by their love, faith, and example.

Moving Forward Together

Our Gratitude:

On behalf of our Myanmar team and everyone at Hope for the New Generation Myanmar, my wife and I sincerely thank the Lord—and each of you, our sponsors and ministry partners.

Your faithful support is transforming lives. Children are being uplifted, families are being strengthened, and God is being glorified through your generosity and prayers.

Your prayers and generous giving are making an eternal difference.

May the Lord bless you abundantly.

In Christ,

Chhuana

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