Children Rescued From Human Trafficking Find Color When my children were born, I remember positioning colorful baby toys all around them during their “awake” times. From shiny toys on their strollers to musical mobiles above their cribs to stimulating floor mats under their feet, all were bright and captivating with a varying assortment of […]
7-Eleven As I drove around doing errands the other day, my mind wandered from thought to thought. My to-do lists. What to cook for dinner. Things to remember. And then I saw it. Another one. A new one, which had just been built. A brand spanking new … 7- ELEVEN store. My 5-year-old daughter and […]
Go Fly a Kite! (Happiness on a String!) When was the last time you flew a kite? I can’t remember the last time I did, but I do remember flying them as a child. Kite making and flying are certainly a lot of fun, but have you ever stopped to think about some of the […]
ZOE Outreach Team Visits a Church Guest blog post by Suzanne Marshall. A 17-member short-term missionary team recently traveled to the city of Chiang Mai in the northern region of Thailand. ZOE Children’s Home is located outside the city. ZOE International is committed to caring for orphans and rescuing children from human trafficking. A […]
On December 25th, in many places around the world, Christmas will be celebrated, with a unique cultural flavor. If we were back in Australia the Aussie’s feast might include roast lamb, roast veggies, seafood, ham, hot/cold chicken, duck, turkey, cold deli meats, pasta and salads galore! And desserts of all types including fruit salad, […]
A smile, a kind word, and helping hands At the commencement of the ZOE camp, the team saw an opportunity for some of the youth to jump in and lend a helping hand in a mammoth cleanup effort resulting from the Chiang Mai flooding. Some local residents, whose homes had been left uninhabitable, were helped […]
A Happy Heart It is very traditional in Thailand for young boys to spend several weeks or months as a monk apprentice as the local temple. They will shave their head, beg for alms, and study Buddhism. After the prescribed time, the boys will return to their homes and resume their normal lives. So […]
BLOG FLASHBACK! Rockford First Here is a flashback to some fun times we had with Jen DeWeerdt from Rockford First …back in January 2010. Guest Blogger: Jen DeWeerdt A team of ten incredible ladies and I recently returned from a trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand where we worked with the amazing ZOE Children’s Home. […]
ZOE International Speaks at Slavery NO More Conference We were very honored to be a part of a recent conference in Los Angeles, CA, that focused on bringing awareness to human trafficking called “Slavery NO More.” This day was filled with amazing speakers who shared their expert knowledge on the issue of modern-day slavery as well […]
Music & Fun in the Sun What do MercyMe, Third Day, Jana Alayra, Tenth Avenue North and ZOE Children’s Homes have in common? We were all at Fish Fest 2011! Fish Fest is a annual summer concert held in Southern California put on by 95.9 FM The Fish radio. Each year, The Fish invites mainstream […]
Amazing Grace Well, Grace Baptist, you certainly were fun to hang out with! As a long-term missionary at ZOE, I just love having people come and help us as we care for orphans and rescue children from human trafficking. When teams come, it injects life into all of us. I liken it to […]
Khantoke Dinner -with Grace Baptist I’m the sort of person who needs to hear something many times before I can memorize it. I need to drive somewhere several times before I can remember where to go and … sometimes I even need to meet people a few times before their names and faces are familiar. It’s a […]
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