• Müllers seeks to honour God, following in the footsteps of George Müller, by strengthening the Church to meet the needs of the vulnerable. We do this by freeing children from poverty, focusing people on Jesus, and fuelling leaders for mission and evangelism.

  • At the end of April, we welcomed two new members into our growing team: Diana as our new Operations Administrator and Lois as our new Missions Administrator. We are delighted to have them with us as they begin to settle into their new roles. We are also currently recruiting for a Grant Giving Officer to oversee and coordinate our grant-making and philanthropy. Working within our Global Partnerships team, this role will support the allocation and distribution of a six-figure budget, helping to resource our partners around the world who are bringing the hope and wholeness of Jesus to children and young people in need.

    • Diana and Lois, that they would settle well into the team, quickly learn our systems, processes, and feel fully supported in their new roles.

    • The recruitment process for the Grant Giving Officer, that the Lord would guide every step and clearly lead us to the right person for this role.

  • Tom and Patti are missionaries serving in the Netherlands. Tom teaches at a multicultural seminary, preaches locally and in expat churches, and speaks at conferences across Europe and America.

  • The Tyndale Theological Seminar has recently celebrated their 40th anniversary, a milestone marking decades of training Christian leaders from around the world. The seminary now has over 1,000 alumni representing 86 countries. During the celebration, Tom was recognised for his 26 years of faithful service as a missionary academic.

    As the academic year draws to a close, attention is also turning to this year’s graduates, who will soon return to their home countries and families following their graduation in early July.

    • God’s provision for the seminary’s daily operational needs.

    • This year’s graduates, that they would transition smoothly back to their home countries and continue to serve faithfully.

  • Jubilee Society reaches out to the most vulnerable through preschools, homework clubs, youth clubs, seniors’ fellowships, and summer camps. Jubilee serves over 1,000 people aged from 3 to 80.

  • Jubilee Society is looking ahead to its 25th anniversary celebration on 16th May with a strong sense of gratitude and community. At the Chingeltei centre, 21 senior members generously contributed towards the celebration, helping provide small commemorative gifts and setting a tone of shared thanksgiving.

    At the Bayankhoshuu centre, a parent of a homework club child kindly volunteered to repair a damaged corridor floor, supported by two students. Jubilee also gives thanks for its faithful teachers, whose dedication creates a safe, supportive space where children can learn, ask questions freely, and grow in confidence.

    • The 25th anniversary celebration, that it would be a joyful occasion that honours God.

    • Strength, encouragement, and continued provision for Jubilee’s teachers.

  • Five Talents partners with the Anglican Church and other Christian/Civil-society organisations across eastern and central Africa with the mission to transform lives through social and economic empowerment.

  • Five Talents are giving thanks for a year of significant impact, with 59,253 families joining one of their savings groups. Five Talents are launching a new programme in Zambia where their church partners will form 80 community savings groups across the country where members can learn literacy, numeracy, financial literacy, business skills, gender equity and climate change resilient skills.

    • The launch of the new Zambia programme, for strong partnerships with local churches and communities.

    • All those who take part in the training to gain the skills, confidence and opportunities for sustainable livelihoods.

  • This partner works to see the poor, marginalised and outcastes of society transition to living in freedom. Their programmes follow a holistic approach focussing on four key areas: education, healthcare, economic empowerment and community development.

  • This partner has shared that there’s increasing challenges for Community Development Workers (CDWs) and the communities they serve. In some regions, there is growing pressure and security concerns, with restrictions and persecution towards Christians, affecting gatherings and community activities. There are also wider challenges impacting daily life. Changing weather patterns have led to illness and financial strain for many families, while limited local employment opportunities are forcing some young people to migrate in search of work.

    • Wisdom and safety for CDWs, their families and the communities they serve.

    • Protection where there is now a risk that Christian based projects will be seized and donations from abroad won’t be allowed.

  • Jane leads Mavuno Christian Community Development Project which works to restore and assist orphans and vulnerable children, widows and other disadvantaged people in order for them to realise their potential and access the basic amenities for life.

  • Mavuno Christian Community are giving thanks for their teachers, who continue to serve with dedication, investing their time, energy, and care into educating and mentoring the students. Despite their commitment, many are experiencing delays and shortfalls in their salaries, creating ongoing challenges for them and their families.

    Mavuno continue to trust God for provision and stability, praying that practical needs will be met so that teachers can continue their vital work with peace of mind. Mavuno are looking into how they can create sustainable solutions, as the administration seeks to manage resources faithfully and strengthen the long-term sustainability of the ministry.

    • God’s provision to ensure salaries can be paid for the teachers.

    • Strength, encouragement, and joy for teachers as they continue serving faithfully.

    • Wisdom and favour for Mavuno’s leadership team as they manage their resources and look for sustainable solutions for their finances.

  • The mission of Africa’s Children of Purpose is to demonstrate that there is a personal God who hears and answers prayer by meeting the needs of orphaned and abandoned children throughout Africa.

  • Africa’s Children of Purpose shares encouraging updates from the Centre Elembo Orphanage in DRC. Recently, five children visited the Japanese Embassy, where they gave presentations and shared poetry. Their outstanding performance contributed to their school being awarded the construction of two new buildings.

    During Lent, the children chose to share with families in need. By simplifying their own meals several times a week, they’ve been able to provide food for some of the poorest families in their neighbourhood. Africa’s Children of Purpose continues to equip children with practical skills for the future through farming projects. They recently received a gift of a sow and a boar to support and expand their efforts towards self-reliance.

    • The children as they grow in compassion and generosity towards those in need.

    • The farming projects, that they would continue to develop and provide sustainable support.

    • The ongoing growth, wellbeing, and future opportunities of all the children at the Centre Elembo Orphanage.

  • The Hiding Place is a residential centre for children without parents care. Through their ministry they offer children shelter, protection, care and love. They also give them the opportunity to live a happy childhood and be part of a big family.

  • The children at The Hiding Place are currently attending school in the afternoons due to building reconstruction, and while the change in routine was initially challenging, they have adapted well. One of the children ‘A’ has an upcoming annual cardiology appointment. The hope is that her heart condition has improved and surgery will not be needed. There is a continued need for new staff following recent transitions, and for God’s provision in ongoing financial challenges.

    • A’s upcoming cardiology appointment and for complete healing of her heart condition.

    • The children’s emotional healing and spiritual growth in their faith journey.

    • God to provide the right new staff with hearts to serve children faithfully.

    • Dorjola, who leads The Hiding Place, that she would have strength, wisdom, and daily renewal as she leads and serves.