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Bringing Hope Around The World Since 2003, Streams of Mercy has gone where hope seems lost, working in some of the world’s most challenging places. Our mission is clear: to care for society’s most vulnerable, particularly children who cannot change their circumstances alone. From India’s red-light districts to Colombia’s mountain slums, we venture into the world’s forgotten corners. Here, hope
Today is Orphan Sunday, a day when we come together to recognize and respond to the needs of vulnerable children worldwide. At Streams of Mercy, we are deeply committed to providing love, care, and a brighter future for children who need it most. This work is driven by a calling to serve the “least of these” and bring hope where
Jan and I have witnessed the incredible work being done at the House of Joy for abandoned babies over the years. More than 100 babies have been adopted into loving, Christian Ethiopian families! The dedication of Joy Casey and her team is nothing short of remarkable. After many years, she continues to travel back and forth to support the ministry
Meet David Kisolo Jan and I have known David since he was young. He is the youngest biological child of Sam and Irene Kisolo, who have an incredible story of their own. Watching the legacy they’ve passed on to their children is truly inspiring. We’re thrilled that Streams of Mercy has played a role in transforming so many lives. David’s
In the midst of the great COVID-19 pandemic, our work has not slowed down. We are grateful that all we do for orphans, widows, and the desperately needy has expanded during this year.
The children of the Little Lights Children of Lepers Home in Chennai, India We traveled to the Little Lights Children Of Lepers Home in Chennai India. We arrived just before the children got home from school. What a delight to see these children that we’ve known for several years and to be amazed by how much they’ve grown since we
We traveled an hour and a half outside Chennai through massive traffic congestion to visit the Leper’s Medical Clinic. After the long journey, we arrived in the village of Chengel Putt. It’s a village with a cluster of small homes, isolated off the major highway. There are about 700 people who live in this colony. Most of them don’t have
Sex Slavery is the hidden secret in most societies. It is not discussed but it affects most families or extended families in a country like India. In India alone 200 girls A DAY are sold into prostitution. This is NOT their choice, and shockingly, 80% of them are sold by family members. We drove through the streets of a major
A woman in the Red Light waits at her door Light of Life Preschool We traveled through the streets of Pune, India, and were headed to the Red Light District. This area is on the spiritual dark side of the city. We had heard of Dr. Ruby for some time and were eager to see this ministry for ourselves. As
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