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Nosijana lives in South Africa with her daughter and grandchildren.

It began as a small lump on the young girl’s head. But it began to grow alarmingly. Her mother didn’t realize that her child’s skull hadn’t completely fused and fluid was causing the lump to grow—a serious condition! How could this anxious mother in Tanzania find help for her daughter? Amazingly, YOU were there! Find out how.

Isack loved to play soccer for hours at a time, but swollen adenoids restricted his breathing and affected his sleep, studies, energy and appetite. He had no place to go for help, but then CBN stepped in.

The physical pain Ankush felt due to his clubfoot was nothing compared to the anguish of being constantly teased by other children. Doctors in India had the ability to help, but sadly his parents couldn’t afford the cost of the surgery he needed. Today, Anushka is filled with joy because your love stepped in to fund a truly life-changing operation.

Even after two surgeries, Kidimo was still in pain. Would he die in agony? CBN’s medical mission in Africa gave him a new life, thanks to friends like you!

Manya was only a child when the Nazis invaded her native Ukraine, forcing 22 people to live in a tiny house. Memories of the hunger and horrors still haunt her even after years of living in Israel. Age has brought new pain into her life as Manya struggles alone to walk and care for herself. Thank you for helping CBN reach out to her with love, comfort and care. Watch now!

Your gifts to Operation Blessing reached single mother Krishna during the COVID-19 lockdowns in India. Now she has a job, brand-new sewing machine, a new hope, and so much gratitude! Thank you!

When Violette was only six months pregnant, she gave birth to premature twins. Violette explained, “They weighed only two pounds. The other hospitals had no facilities to care for them, so I was rushed here by ambulance. On the two-hour ride here, I feared my babies would die.  I prayed to God for a miracle.” Operation Blessing provided this hospital with solar panels that power the hospital twenty-four- hours a day.  That guarantees premies warmth and life-giving oxygen. While holding on...

Nour’s village was caught in the middle of the Syrian civil war. Food ran out everywhere, and her family was forced to wander the dangerous streets searching for anything to eat. “Our house was hit by rockets and gunfire, so we couldn’t go back," Nour explained. "No place was safe and we went days without food. When we did find food, my mom gave it all to me and my brother and sister while she went without.” “We were separated from my husband and to this day I don’t know what hap...

Mayfield, KY Katrina loves being a stay at home mom, but it hasn’t been easy during the COVID pandemic. Her Husband, Nathan, is a truck mechanic. He worries about work every day. Nathan explains, “My biggest struggle is walking into work one day and being told that were going have to lay you off for a little bit. I’ll be working one day and the next day I’m jobless.” Katrina added, “Weve actually had to choose between rent and food before, because sometimes when rent comes out, it g...