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Myanmar Hope Christian Mission https://myanmarhope.org/donate - Provide hope and help to the poor of Myanmar! We don’t just focus on meeting physical and educational needs, however.

Myanmar Hope was founded in May of 2007 in order to bring help and hope to the poverty-stricken people of Myanmar though spiritual, physical, educational, and emotional assistance. Since that time, we have delivered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of aid in the form of rice, agricultural equipment, clean water initiatives, housing and community development, and educational assistance. We ha

ve helped thousands of families and individuals to survive and recover from cyclones, forest fires, a rat plague, government-forced relocation, and many other humanitarian and natural disasters. Through our boarding school in Yangon we are providing dozens of children from poverty-stricken families in the tribal northwest with a high-quality, biblically-based education. In addition to the general educational subjects received at the government schools, we provide the children with training in Bible and Christianity, English, Life Skills, Health and Nutrition, and much more. Through our Christian Leadership Training seminars in the northwest, we are bringing solid Christian and family life training to hundreds of tribal pastors and elders, along with their wives, regardless of denominational background. We also provide poor tribal Christians with native-language Bibles, hymnals, songbooks, and other Christian literature. We provide ongoing monthly assistance for many of the poorest of the poor—widows, orphans, and the handicapped. As we move forward into the future, we plan on equipping the tribal Christians with even more ways to become self-sufficient, including sustainable agricultural and aqua-cultural projects, small business micro-finance loans, additional boarding schools, and much more. We are extremely passionate about helping our brothers and sisters in Myanmar to escape from the devastating cycle of poverty and oppression, and to be able to live that abundant life promised by Jesus—a life that most of us in the West now take for granted, but which is still a dream for most people in Myanmar. The only way we can accomplish this goal is by relying completely on God’s provision through the prayers and financial support of many generous individuals, churches, and other like-minded organizations. We hope and pray that you, too, will be moved by God to come alongside and partner with us in this truly magnificent, God-honoring, Kingdom-building effort. You will be blessed!

Sanding, painting, polishing, and installing the teak wood doors.
11/06/2026

Sanding, painting, polishing, and installing the teak wood doors.

The steel handrails have now been installed!
11/06/2026

The steel handrails have now been installed!

We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Mr. Myint Aung.He and his wife, Mrs. Nyo Lhah, have been part of our Fam...
03/06/2026

We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Mr. Myint Aung.

He and his wife, Mrs. Nyo Lhah, have been part of our Family Support Program since 2007. Myint Aung lost both hands and most of his eyesight due to the effects of leprosy. Unable to work, he and his wife survived on the small income Nyo Lhah earned by weaving and selling baskets.

Over the years, we were able to help them with a new house, pillows, mattresses, blankets, food, and medical care.

His wife, now a widow, will continue to receive support from our Family Support Program for as long as she needs it.

Please keep her in your prayers, and please consider supporting us as we help her and the hundreds of other families and individuals living in desperate poverty.

Thank you, and God bless you.

Rest in peace, dear brother.

Here are a few more images from our April/May Family Support Program distributions.Thank you to everyone who gives regul...
25/05/2026

Here are a few more images from our April/May Family Support Program distributions.

Thank you to everyone who gives regularly to provide food, clothing, shelter, and other necessities for the rural poor in Myanmar!

We are so very thankful for the many donations received yesterday via postal mail from Niebur Funeral Home in Springfiel...
16/05/2026

We are so very thankful for the many donations received yesterday via postal mail from Niebur Funeral Home in Springfield, IL, given in honor of Mrs. Carolyn Crater.

Thank you to everyone who gave, and thank you to Carolyn, who is alive in Christ. She was a great supporter of Myanmar Hope Christian Mission during her sojourn on this earth. May her memory be eternal!

When we first began building houses for IDP families at Wetinpauk, the land was barren. We decided to plant mango trees ...
14/05/2026

When we first began building houses for IDP families at Wetinpauk, the land was barren. We decided to plant mango trees and jackfruit trees, and I am happy to share that these trees are now producing fruit for the families living there.

Yesterday, May 13, 2026, Mr. Lu Lun brought a few of the first fruits to me, which I dedicated in prayer. We have left the remaining fruit for the children and families at Wetinpauk; since they cannot afford to buy fruit, they were overjoyed to receive it.

Seeing this harvest brings me great joy. It serves as a beautiful reminder that our work in the name of Jesus is never in vain, yielding both physical and spiritual fruit.

As it says in Proverbs 14:23, "In all labour there is profit: but the talk of lips tendeth only to penury."

Palal

Ps. The size of jackfruit is 18" by 12". Weight 34.2 lbs. Girth 3'.1"

Here are some images from our Family Support Program in April and May:
12/05/2026

Here are some images from our Family Support Program in April and May:

08/05/2026

We are so thankful for the donation by Sarah Westetn given in memory of Mrs Carolyn Crater.

I would like to provide an update on the electrical installation.We began purchasing electrical accessories on March 4 a...
06/05/2026

I would like to provide an update on the electrical installation.

We began purchasing electrical accessories on March 4 and started the installation on March 5, 2026. To date, we have installed the cables and lighting on the first, second, and sixth floors.

We are currently working on the most challenging part of the project: installing the main power entrance and the changeover handles to switch between government power, the generator, and solar power.

We anticipate having power restored to the first and second floors by May 9, 2026. Please see the attached photos for reference.

Palal

05/05/2026

We are very thankful for the donation by Gina Carr in memory of Mrs Carolyn Crater!

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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