When Sveta began sharing her story, it didn’t come quickly. It came in pieces… carefully… as if each part carried more weight than words could hold. What emerged was a childhood marked by instability, moments without protection, and a future that once felt uncertain at best. And yet...
It was Valentine’s Day. Nastya was just a little girl, carefully preparing small cards for her classmates, each one filled with the kind of simple love only a child knows how to give. The kind that doesn’t ask questions. The kind that believes the world is...
She remembers the feeling of home — not the orphanage, not the institutions, but a brief time when she had a mother, a father, and a family. After being placed in the orphanage at age three, Yana’s life became a series of transitions without stability....
Alina and John did not set out to build an organization. They simply opened their hearts, and then their home, to vulnerable children who had nowhere else to go. What if that quiet obedience became the beginning of a ministry now helping restore families across Moldova? I invite...
Three months prior, Cornelia lost her mother. Back home, her younger brother and four-year-old sister were suddenly left without the one person who had always cared for them. Yet somehow, through grief and uncertainty, God was already providing a second family. I invite you to read Cornelia's story...
Without Lifesong Moldova, Anna believes she would still be in her village today. Instead, she found a home, a future, and the freedom to dream beyond what she had ever known. Now she hopes to become an actress—and one day, the kind of mother she never had. I...
For years, children came through these doors looking for safety. They found food. They found shelter. But something was still missing. What happens when an orphanage decides that children need more than a bed, they need a family? I invite you to read Andrei's story on my blog today....
In a culture where children with disabilities have too often been hidden from view, Come and See offers something different. A place of acceptance. A place of dignity. A place where every smile is celebrated and every child is seen. I invite you to read the Come and See...
“I want a safe haven for all the women who come to the clinic, a home where they relax and recharge before going back to their busy lives.”...
