Girls raised at House of Hope helping most vulnerable in South Sudan When three girls (pictured above) arrived at the House of Hope, staff described them as “tiny little girls with a lost look in their eyes.” Now, they have finished secondary school and their senior exams and have joined the staff as teaching assistants for the new Hope and Future Children Center, a school and care center for some of the most vulnerable children in South Sudan. For much of their lives, staff

Community school will help those in greatest need This July, some of the most physically and spiritually needy children of South Sudan will have a safe place to spend the day for the first time in their lives. The Hope and Future children center has been a dream in the hearts of staff at OneWay’s House of Hope for the last year and is finally becoming a reality thanks to the prayers and financial support of generous partners. Thirty-two prayerfully selected children will atte

Egyptian missionaries serve vulnerable children in South Sudan As a result of 50 years of on-and-off war, South Sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world, and children are particularly vulnerable. Many orphans live on the streets or in forests. Even children with families are often neglected or impoverished. Ten years ago, God called Andrawes* and Lily* from their corporate jobs in Egypt to become stand-in parents to 48 girls at the House of Hope in Juba, South Sudan

Andrawes and Lily learn to parent 51 children Andrawes* and Lily* were called to be missionaries in South Sudan at a young age. They began serving with Streams of Living Water’s House of Hope in 2013. God rescued them from a series of gang attacks before sending them back to Egypt for children’s ministry. Read the previous installments of their story here. After four years of serving with a children’s ministry in Egypt, Lily was in South Africa learning how to care for trauma

Teachers in Juba and the House of Hope staff struggle with little support or resources Andrawes* and Lily* were called to be missionaries in South Sudan at a young age. They began serving with Streams of Living Water’s House of Hope in 2013. God rescued them from a series of gang attacks before sending them back to Egypt for children’s ministry, equipping them to better meet the needs of the children back in South Sudan. Read the previous installments of their story here. And

House of Hope designs a new home and school Andrawes* and Lily* were called to be missionaries in South Sudan at a young age. They began serving with Streams of Living Water’s House of Hope in 2013. God rescued them from a series of gang attacks before sending them back to Egypt for children’s ministry, equipping them to better meet the needs of the children back in South Sudan. Now, Andrawes and Lily search for a better way to meet the needs of the children in and around the

More workers prepared for ministry in the Middle East, North Africa region Missionaries are being mobilized, trained and deployed on the field into some of the hardest to reach people groups in the Middle East and North Africa. Streams of Living Water’s Impact Schools, our missionary training schools for Egyptians, run for 10 months, with students attending one weekend a month and doing research, field trips and lots of reading in between. Those commissioned for ministry are

Sixteen of the high school girls living at the House of Hope orphanage were able to receive a better education this year because of the faithful support of our partners. In South Sudan, most students do not continue their education in secondary school. Even if they do continue, schools in Sudan are typically filled with underqualified teachers, unfriendly learning environments and inadequate materials. A small Christian boarding school in Uganda offers the House of Hope girls

School will provide hope to children in desperate need After years of civil war, families and orphaned children in South Sudan live in a...

Eighteen House of Hope girls arrive at school in Uganda Eighteen of the girls living at the House of Hope orphanage in Juba, South Sudan,...

In Juba, South Sudan, a small girls' orphanage called House of Hope is home to 48 young women. These girls come from a variety of backgrounds, but all have at least one thing in common: each has been rescued from the ravages of a war-torn nation and the risk of being trafficked. Each girl at House of Hope, part of our Streams of Living Water ministry, comes from a difficult and complex background and needs special care. The staff works tirelessly to provide for their daily ne

In Juba, South Sudan, a small girls' orphanage called House of Hope houses 48 young women. These girls come from a variety of...

Dear Friends, In the wake of the Coronavirus, Streams of Living Water has acutely felt the impact of social distancing and quarantine...