​​We praise the Lord for His faithfulness upon the ACR orphans as we move forward by God’s grace and mercy. Special thanks go to Ms. Nancy and her organization Agape Fish Fund for their generous support and prayer for our orphans. We also express our heartfelt gratitude to all our prayer partners and private donors from the local community and abroad. May the Lord bless them physically and spiritually.

​Enjoy boba while helping a tribal family in Vietnam get a new house and discipleship care.

May 17, 2017

Dear Friends:

​ After six weeks in Vietnam, two weeks at home, and another week and a half in TX and GA, we're finally putting down roots for the remainder of Spring, Summer and Fall. Let's catch up on the latest!

​The heart-warming story of how God has enabled a motherless woman to care for motherless children.

​Mrs. Rev. Thang grew up without a mother’s love. Now she’s a mother to 11 orphans in Burma.

“I have learned so many things from caring for the orphans,” she shares. “I have come to understand that their hearts are so pure and sincere. They are hungry for love.”

This is the heart-warming story of how God has enabled a motherless woman to care for motherless children. They call her Nu Nu. 

My name is Mrs. Ngun Za Thluai. I was born in 1986 into a pastor's family. There were 7 of us siblings, two boys and five girls.
 
When I was 4 years old, my mother passed away. I grew up without a mother’s love in my life.
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I was born again in the Lord in 2000. By God’s grace I got my B.S. degree in 2006, and I married Rev. Thang right after graduation.
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It was my prayer to serve the Lord among orphans. I asked the Lord to serve Him by caring and looking after orphans, street children, and children who were abandoned by their parents. The Lord opened a way for me to serve orphans in May 2016, when Rev. Thang and I started the Adonai Child Rehabilitation orphanage.