A testimony of Teacher Esther from Ngadulanggi School on Sumba Island. Her story reminds us that when seeds are sown in faith, God brings the growth.

At the cross, we remember Christ’s sacrifice and respond with gratitude, allowing His love to shape how we serve others daily.

In uncertainty and waiting, God is still at work, moving hearts from fear toward courage, trust, and bold faith in Him.

The risen Christ changes everything, reminding us that all we build must begin with the Good News and point back to Jesus. 

Seeds of hope grew across Indonesia as teachers, students, and communities strengthened education, leadership, and opportunity through steady, faithful investment.

In February 1951, a boy said yes to the request of MSI founder Lillian Dickson, whom he had never met, and God used his obedience to help plant seeds of faith that still bear fruit today. 

A simple meeting led to a long journey into Borneo, where obedience opened the door to transformed lives. In River Village, faith took root among young people, reminding us that no place is ever too far for God to work.

By Johann John

As MSI looks ahead to 2026, Executive Director Johann John thanks supporters whose prayers and partnership continue to bring God’s love to children and families in Indonesia.

By Paul Richardson

This year at Mustard Seed Schools, we are committing ourselves to the daily practice of writing and sharing at least three expressions of gratitude.