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🙏🏾Supporting local Christians reaching their communities by demonstrating God’s love in word+deed
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In Myanmar, years of conflict have left many child In Myanmar, years of conflict have left many children orphaned or displaced, creating an urgent need for safe children’s homes. Your support helped provide food and basic needs for these children in three different homes. 

“We have been facing many challenges in our lives. As we relocated in another place because of the war, our lives have been changed and it was not easy to run the children home. When Pastor Pan* told us that your help is on the way, I was full of tears and gave thanks to the Lord for what He is doing for us.”- Aye*, a children’s home leader

You can give today to support this ministry by visiting our website www.HarvestBridge.org, clicking on "give" and selecting Myanmar.
After the Junta’s bombing left villages in ruins, After the Junta’s bombing left villages in ruins, Harvest Bridge sent funds to Myanmar to help 24 families rebuild. Your support makes this possible. 

“Our family has faced unimaginable hardship: our house burned down, and my mother is paralyzed, making each day a challenge. We have no stable place to live, and the leaks in the roof have made the rainy season even harder. Yet in this darkest time, your generous gift of a roof has brought us hope and a sense of safety, even if just for a night. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. May the Lord bless you for your kindness and for the help you have given us.” Pwint*
As violence and airstrikes continue to devastate c As violence and airstrikes continue to devastate communities in Myanmar, local pastors supported by Harvest Bridge remain committed to sharing the hope of Christ. Even in the shadow of war, God is at work.

“The Lord blessed my family and we experienced his presence, though there were many difficulties around us. Fighting continues, there are more airstrikes by the Junta, and more innocent lives have been lost. It has been heart-breaking to see. The Lord guided me as I was conducting Bible camps. I met a man and shared the love of God with him. He said, “I learned that there is a living God who loves and cares for my life. The Lord opened my heart and I accepted Jesus Christ as my personal Savior and Lord. I am so happy to know Jesus.” -Adam*

Read more stories about the ministry in Myanmar by visiting the Stories page on our website and selecting the Myanmar tag.
Pray for the people of Bangladesh as they vote in Pray for the people of Bangladesh as they vote in a pivotal election this week, that the process would be peaceful and voices be heard. Pray that those elected would govern with wisdom, integrity, and care for the most vulnerable. We especially lift up the youth, that their courage would lead toward a more just future.
Myanmar’s military conscription law requires young Myanmar’s military conscription law requires young men and women to serve in the army against their will. Children as young as 12 have been forced to fight. 

“Because of the conscription law, more young men and women were arrested. It is very sad to learn they will be sent to the battlefield without having any experience. It affected our church very badly. Three young men from my church have been taken early this year. Their parents couldn’t get in contact with them after they were sent to the battlefield. They were so worried for their children. I visited them, prayed for them, and encouraged them with the Word of God. The communication was cut off, and their parents don’t know where they are. They are so worried for them right now.” - Myint* 

Over the last few years, we have helped a few dozen teens and young adults escape forced conscription by helping them relocate.
Access to sustainable income in Myanmar is limited Access to sustainable income in Myanmar is limited. Economic development projects equip our pastors and missionaries to financially support their families and ministries, while also meeting urgent needs in their communities.

“With your help, I have been running my medical store and [helping] sick people as there is no doctor in the village. The Lord used me mightily and many people were healed though the treatments that I gave and the people were so thankful to me. 
Through this project not only my family, but also many people in my community, have been blessed. People do not need to go to far places to buy medicine.” -Hong* 

You can give to support projects that are changing lives in Myanmar by visiting HarvestBridge.org/Give and selecting Myanmar.
In March of last year, central Myanmar was devasta In March of last year, central Myanmar was devastated by a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake, the strongest the country had experienced since 1912. Harvest Bridge was able to respond immediately with critical recovery assistance, helping thousands with emergency food and water supplies, and hundreds with temporary or permanent housing.

“The earthquake shook our lives, leaving our houses in ruins and our hearts filled with fear and tears. We lost the little we had, and it felt as though we had nothing left. But God’s grace appeared through the kindness of donors like you. You gave us funds for roofing like metal so that we could rebuild our house and have a place to live once again. At the time when we thought we had no more hope, you gave us hope for our future. From the depths of our hearts, we say thank you to you. We are so happy, more than what words can express.” Ning*

#whatshappeninginmyanmar #disasterrelief
Today marks five years since the military coup in Today marks five years since the military coup in Myanmar. Since February 1, 2021, the country has endured ongoing violence, conscription of young adults, and widespread poverty.
 
Yet in the midst of civil war, the church continues to serve.

Through local pastors and ministry leaders supported by Harvest Bridge, the church is providing food, shelter and trauma care. They empower women and provide spiritual support to their communities. 

👉 Click the link in our bio to read our February newsletter, where we share their stories and ways you can continue to pray and stand in solidarity with the people of Myanmar.

Follow along all month here on Instagram as we focus on how God is at work in Myanmar, and how you can help.

#whatshappeninginmyanmar #myanmar
A new Bible. A new beginning. This week, one of A new Bible. A new beginning. 

This week, one of our ministry partners in India shared that this new believer has received their very first Bible.

Because of your generosity, God’s Word is being placed directly into the hands of people who are choosing to follow Jesus, sometimes at great personal cost.

To our donors: thank you. Your support helps mark sacred moments like this one.

Please join us in celebrating and praying for this new Christian, that the Scriptures would be a source of strength and wisdom in the days ahead.
We were so excited to partner with @daysforgirls t We were so excited to partner with @daysforgirls to distribute menstrual health kits and training to girls in Nepal!
Your donations recently provided Bibles to people Your donations recently provided Bibles to people in some of the most spiritually and physically difficult places across India and the Andaman Islands, many for the very first time. 

Through a network of dedicated pastors and missionaries, over 800 Bibles were distributed, despite persecution, anti-conversion laws, and the risk of violence.

“Praise the Lord and thanks to all of you. God saved me and gave me a new life. Thank you very much for giving us the Bible. We read it daily and give glory to the Lord.” – Ayan*, Bible recipient 

#bibledistribution #internationalministry
Persecution Prayer Request Please pray for one of Persecution Prayer Request

Please pray for one of Harvest Bridge’s original ministry partners in southern India, Pastor Jairaj*, and his church community.

After months of costly demolition and rebuilding to accommodate a city road expansion, the local government has now issued a notice requiring the church to vacate its land entirely so a parking lot can be built. Pastor Jairaj and the congregation are appealing this decision, but the uncertainty and financial strain are heavy.

There are serious concerns that the church has been specifically targeted, as nearby Hindu-owned buildings have not received similar notices. While Christians in southern India have historically faced less persecution, recent years have brought increasing pressure as nationalist policies embolden discrimination at local levels.
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