In 1970, a group of Indian believers built the God’s Love home and opened its doors to orphaned boys. Over the past 50 years, thousands of children have experienced God’s love in this place, grown up, and stepped into adulthood. Today, those children have grown into successful individuals who continue to follow the Lord.
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But then came 2013. Funding was cut off, and the orphanage leadership turned to our mission, Jesus Unlimited, for help. Fifty pairs of hungry eyes looked up at us. Yet, despite their thin, frail bodies, the boys still found the strength to kick around the ball we had brought them. They had been starving for months, so when we handed them candy, they devoured it hungrily.
Here, they honor and remember those who have cared for these boys over the decades — old photographs of past caregivers still line the walls. But the paint has peeled and cracked with age. The cook prepares meals over an open fire, and the ancient stove is blackened with soot, while the kitchen is in desperate need of repairs. The dormitories are dark and somber. The children sit at worn-out desks, their blue paint long chipped away, while the walls reveal the brick beneath the crumbling plaster. Time has stood still here. Fifty years is a long time, and the building is overdue for restoration.
Stan and Lana invite you to join this project and help us support this children’s home. Your generosity can provide these children with the essentials they need and, most importantly, allow them to experience God’s love in their lives. Join this project today and help support these boys with a monthly donation.
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God’s Love Home – Children’s Home for Boys in Kerala

Orphans and children from dysfunctional families have found God’s love and care in this children’s home.

For many years Victor and Zoya Priymak’s family were helping us to support this project. And we thank God for their generous support!

This is how in Kerala they use palm leaves as plates. Pastor Rajan is one of the key leaders of this project who is helping us to take care of the children.
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