This Sunday was filled with both simple joy and a reminder of how deeply we rely on God’s provision.
After service, our Sunday school gathered together to enjoy porridge and a few snacks. It may seem like a small thing, but moments like these carry so much meaning. Watching the children sit together, laughing, eating, and simply being kids was such a beautiful picture of God’s care. A warm meal, shared in community, becomes something far greater—it becomes a tangible expression of love and provision.
At the same time, we are walking through a challenge. Our kitchen, which plays such an important role in serving these children and our community, has been severely damaged by termites. Some of the wooden poles are now hanging, making the structure unsafe and unstable. It’s hard to see a space that has been used to bless so many people fall into this condition.
But even in the middle of this, we are choosing to trust.
We are praying for God’s hand of provision—for the resources, support, and restoration needed to rebuild what has been damaged. We believe that just as He provides for each meal, He will also provide for the place where those meals are prepared. Nothing is too small or too big for Him.
This week, we hold onto gratitude for what we do have, while faithfully praying for what we need. And we know that God, in His perfect timing, will make a way.
