A Life Changed

Noami arrived at the children’s home in Myanmar when she was just around four years old. She had been abandoned at a railroad station. No one knows who her parents are, her actual birthday, or where she originally came from. She only remembers that her father was tall.

She grew up at the children’s home. She learned about Jesus, how to walk with Him and she received an education. In 2018, as a young adult at 21 years of age, she got a job at the bus station as a ticket sales girl. She is still living at the home, while she saves a little money to be able to get her own place to live.

The house parents describe her as being an obedient, quiet, and shy child. Now, they said she is still obedient, but is more talkative, active, and enthusiastic. She is known as a hardworking person.

When she speaks of her life, she says, “My life would be miserable if I was not picked up in railway station by someone who brought me in to the children’s home. Sometimes, especially when I was young, I felt very bad about my life whenever I see people enjoying their families. I desired so much to have my own family: father, mother, brothers and sisters. But my life has been transformed into a better way because of these Godly people (pastors, caregivers, sponsors, and friends at the home) and now I am starting to learn how to depend on my own two feet. Most of all, I thank God for leading me into His presence. I know that it was by God\’ s grace that I started to see so many people who loved me and care for me. Thank you very much for loving me and caring for me. I am here; able to live in a very supportive environment because of you.”

God has watched over Noami her entire life.

He knew the choices her parents or caregiver would make in leaving her at the railroad station. He protected her there and brought her to the attention of a lady who brought her to the children’s home, instead of someone else finding her and doing something unthinkable.

She has grown up in love, security, and health. Her life completely changed because of people praying around the world.

Now, she is going out and changing the lives of others.