by Mustard Seed International | Mar 5, 2017
Where is my teacher? Imagine you’re back in elementary school. You walked one hour from your village to school. You’re excited about learning. That’s why you do the long walk. The first class is English. You’ve heard from your older siblings that English is really...
by Mustard Seed International | Feb 25, 2017
From the Classroom to Revitalizing a Fire-Ravaged Community We're blessed to share with you another inspiring story from a Mustard Seed school in Kalimantan: The humming of the approaching ferry motor cuts through the thick Kalimantan air, as we await our trip across...
by Mustard Seed International | Feb 11, 2017
That's How Jesus Did It I peered out the window as our bus wove its way through the streets. It was early in the morning, but the women were already outside washing clothes while their children played in the streets. Our bus slowed to a stop and I fixated on one...
by Mustard Seed International | May 13, 2014
Jojo is a first grade student at the MSI-sponsored school in Central Java. For the last three nights he has been sick with typhus and is being treated at a local hospital. Typhus is an illness that includes symptoms of chills, delirium, high fever, pain in the...
by Mustard Seed International | Apr 10, 2014
Meeting the young men warmed my heart and then seeing where they lived broke it. I was on the island of Kalimantan visiting a MSI-sponsored children’s home in a small town near the coast. The simple grouping of structures was home to 25 children and led well by a man...
