Update
In eastern Shan State, Myanmar, problems of deep poverty existed long before the COVID-19 pandemic came. As a major illegal drug producing area as well being a major source of human trafficking, impoverished families in Shan State have been devastated and abused for many years. Fear, drug addiction and violence abound. Despite this darkness, the light of Jesus Christ is shining, bringing a future and a hope (Jeremiah 29:11).
God is at work through our partners (Uncountable Grace) who actively reach the lost in the hills of Shan State. Trafficked children are being rescued, the Good News Jesus Christ is being received, church planting is happening, and communities are being transformed for God’s glory.
Help Us Reach Our Goal
Urgent Needs
We currently provide full refuge and education for 24 vulnerable children in the Uncountable Grace home. $75 US provides food, housing, clothing and education for one child for one month. Without this provision, these children would be at high risk of human trafficking or being forced to become child soldiers.
Our Ministry
Good News International Ministries is focused on countering human trafficking and catalyzing community transformation in Southeast Asia through the good news of Jesus Christ. Our outreach in Shan State through Uncountable Grace is making a real impact in a needy area. We do this by means of a trusted long term partnership relationship with our Myanmar (Burmese) national workers.
Good News International Ministries is a registered Canadian charity based in Abbotsford, BC, Canada. We are deeply grateful for the Friends of the Great Commission, who help propel our ministry to the poor and oppressed by processing donations from the USA.
Thank You For Your Prayers & Support
Please pray for the 24 children and their leaders in the ministry of Uncountable Grace (Myanmar). Pray that God will provide for all their needs and that each of these children will embrace the love of our Lord Jesus Christ and follow him all their lives.
Pray that God provides protection for all the children during the pandemic (good health care is hard to find in their region).
