Celebrating the long-awaited completion of a new dorm at House of Grace–Thailand and the beginning of a new season of rescue
When girls first arrive at House of Grace–Thailand, many are behind academically. Some have not had the opportunity to attend school regularly, and others may find themselves among the oldest students in their grade at the local elementary school. But that does not stop them from moving forward.
Imagine arriving at a new school where every lesson is taught in a language different from the one you grew up speaking. For many of the girls who come to House of Grace–Thailand, that is part of the challenge they face.
After more than 25 years of serving at House of Grace–Thailand, Ala and Jutiporn Muelae prepare for what God has next.
For the girls of House of Grace-Ghana, the end of the school year brings more than a break from the classroom. It also brings an important opportunity to reconnect with family, return to their villages of origin, and strengthen relationships that are an important part of their future. This month marks Reunification , as many of our younger girls leave House of Grace-Ghana to spend several weeks with members of their extended families.
This summer, House of Grace-Thailand welcomed 12 new girls into its loving family.
Aquaponics is helping create opportunities for sustainable food production and practical education at both House of Grace Thailand and House of Grace Ghana.
