For two decades, Udaya and Bhakti have taken orphaned children into their home and have raised them as their own. Now parenting thirty children, it’s time to stop renting and …
Prem Sarki
Prem has always been devoted to doing whatever he can to support his family. He recalls, “Before I received a microfinance loan from ServLife, I would travel far from my …
Growing Believers
When Bhim first heard about the pastor training that ServLife offered, he wasn’t sure that more training would be helpful for him. But while attending the training, his eyes were …
Sanbi and Riya
Ever since Sanbi and Riya were born, their parents have wanted them to receive a quality education and bring honor to their family, but their village in rural India does …
Continuously Learning
I am continuously learning, adapting, and growing. We all are. From my family, friends, and church here in Indianapolis, to ServLife’s leaders and friends on the other side of the …
A Great Opportunity
The average income in villages in Nepal is less than $2 per day and even less for women. Unfortunately, many men don’t spend the bulk of their income on their …
2017 Teacher Training Trip Reflections
I could tell you about the elephant in the river we spotted from the bus window on the ride from Nepalgunj to Chisapani, or the thick, humid 107 degree heat …
Equitable Compassion
In Philippians 4:5 Paul encourages his friends and us to “let your gentleness show in your treatment of all people.” The Greek word for gentleness here is “epieikēs,” which means …
Seasons and Rhythms of Life
In Ecclesiastes 3 Solomon speaks to the rhythms of life. “There’s a season for everything and a time for every matter under the heavens: a time for giving birth and …
25th Anniversary
I remember my first trip to India and Nepal in 2006. I’d been a ServLife volunteer for a few years and was excited to see the work firsthand. As I …