by April Jurgensen | May 6, 2019 | Prayer
With Easter behind us on the calendar, it’s easy to move on to other events and projects. The sacrifices of Lent are completed (whether or not successfully), the ham has been eaten, and the celebration has concluded. We’ve returned from family gatherings and our pants... 
by April Jurgensen | Apr 1, 2019 | Prayer, Updates
Have you ever secretly wondered if God had gone on vacation? You keep sending up prayers, but heaven’s hollow silence refuses to reply. Maybe you picture Him somewhere off-duty, a lei around His neck, while you wrestle to face hardship alone.Or maybe you see the... 
by April Jurgensen | Mar 4, 2019 | Prayer, Updates
It’s been nearly two months now since one of our Indian house parents was headed to the Department of Children’s Welfare, preparing to make a case to keep the boys in his care. As we prayed for him, I kept asking the Lord to help the official see that this man served... 
by Taylor Pennycuff | Feb 4, 2019 | Prayer, Updates
One thing people quickly notice when getting to know me is that I am a question asker by nature. I ask questions because I believe that questions will lead to gaining more knowledge and/or a better understanding. But lately, I have found that there is one question... 
by Guest Author | Jan 14, 2019 | Prayer, Updates
This summer, we welcomed Michaela Shake onto our staff as director of India ministries. I thought the following article she wrote was a fabulous way to introduce her to you. Enjoy reading about her contagious passion for orphans! -April Jurgensen... 
by Taylor Pennycuff | Jan 7, 2019 | Ministry, Prayer, Russia, Short-Term Missions, Updates
Grey. Gloomy. Quiet. These are some of the ways that I envisioned Russia. Coming off of Soviet ruling in the 1990s, Russia was far from a place of boisterous joy and modern amenities and I assumed that not much had changed in 28 years. I heard stories that made... 
by Guest Author | Sep 3, 2018 | Prayer
As followers of Jesus, I am positive that we have all been in seasons of life that feel indescribably heavy. More times than not, when you’re facing circumstances that seem so overwhelmingly impossible to fix or change. . .when you feel powerless. . .a dear brother or... 
by April Jurgensen | Jun 11, 2018 | Core Values, Prayer
Without you praying, we’d close The Boaz Project’s office door and go home. Permanently. Because the job is just too big.Oh, we strategize a lot at The Boaz Project. We think through best practices for orphan care. We create programs to help house parents. We think... 
by April Jurgensen | Jun 4, 2018 | Prayer
April with OlyaMercyBe merciful, just as your Father is merciful. Luke 6:36I couldn’t believe God had miraculously reunited us!Olya and I had spent many hours together when she was growing up in the orphanage. From my first time in her orphanage, she stayed right by... 
by Taylor Pennycuff | Apr 2, 2018 | Prayer
Mountains. How wonderful it is to stand on or be past the mountain!When we stand on or move past the mountain it is significant because we have overcome. We have escaped the valley and we are on the mountain top, where we believe the Lord provides and speaks so... 