by April Jurgensen | Feb 11, 2019 | Updates
We’re so thankful for all you did to help orphans in 2018! As you can see above, you’ve brought life change to orphans and their caregivers in Russia, India, and Kenya. For additional information, click the infographic. God is opening some new, big doors of... 
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 April Jurgensen | Dec 27, 2018 | Updates, Ways to Help Orphans
“Education is a vital human right, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations Convention on Rights of the Child.”* Yet every year, millions of children are still denied their right to an education. Why is this a big deal? The Global... 
by April Jurgensen | Dec 17, 2018 | Updates, Ways to Help Orphans
Bindhu and Ambika, girls with a soft smiles and bright eyes, began their life in rural India with three older sisters, their mother, and their father. Tragically, Bindhu and Ambika’s father died when they were only two and four years old. Their mother, an... 
by April Jurgensen | Dec 10, 2018 | Orphan Care Issues, Updates, Ways to Help Orphans
Elijah, a boy who loves soccer and singing is one of six children. One day, while preparing dinner Elijah’s mother added poison to the food, in hopes of killing her children and relieving herself of all responsibilities. Shortly after, she left to join a cult. Elijah,... 
by April Jurgensen | Nov 26, 2018 | India, Orphan Care Issues, Updates
Abigail held her textbook in her slender hands, stroking the spine. She smiled broadly as she turned it toward me, revealing a cover that looked much like every other textbook I’d seen. Unlike most students, Abigail didn’t view the text as dry or boring. She didn’t... 
by April Jurgensen | Aug 4, 2017 | Russia, Updates
In June, a team of five men headed to Russia with hammers and drills. Their mission? To begin construction on an efficiency apartment which could offer sustainable income to The Boaz Project’s Russian Christian Foster Home. After just six days, the team had framed the... 
by April Jurgensen | Aug 3, 2017 | India, Updates
The generous supporters of The Boaz Project have been used once again to answer the heartfelt prayers of those caring for orphans. You’ve provided funds for a permanent, safe home for the Agape Fellowship Children’s Home. Below, Pastor Tonglen expresses his thanks.... 