Love from the Papuan Highlands
“God's work through Mustard Seed in Papua dates back to 1971 when Lillian Dickson started trade schools, farming schools, and girls' homecraft centers. Now, the work continues as the need for teachers and schools is ever-increasing.”
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Papuan people stand as the most illiterate community throughout Indonesia. Tribal wars, cultural barriers, political disputes, and extreme landscapes are to blame. There are still children who walk more than 15km every day just to reach the nearest school. But hope arises for communities in the Papuan Highlands, as Mustard Seed’s teachers are present to teach the children.
Watch the video below to see children from the Papuan Highland’s learn and sing about love.
Thank God almighty for the great things he had done through his servants to continue to carry on Gods work in reaching the unreachable.
Little by little God is changing our world to bring his kingdom to us through whatever we do to glorify him and fulfill the purpose of human kind according to his purpose of existence through us.
Thank you for your prayers and support. God bless your ministry.