Testimonials

 

A shepherd takes care of his sheep in a gentle way, and Jesus takes care of us in a gentle way too. Jesus is called the "Good Shepherd." He finds lost sheep and shows them the safe way to live. He makes sure the
sheep stay out of danger (people are the "sheep" that Jesus takes care of). The orphanage is called "Shepherd's Heart" because kids that are lost and don't have a family get taken care of, just like Jesus takes care of people like a Shepherd. The kids in the orphanage are also taught how to follow God. There is a boy at the orphanage who had a problem with anger. My dad and I met this boy in Sri Lanka; he has no anger problems anymore. God is doing a great work in Sri Lanka for those who follow Him. There are so many obstacles they have to face, but God can take care of all of them. By the way, God can take care of any problems YOU have, too, if you trust in Him!
 

-Isaac

 

 

After 60 years of marriage, The Lord took my husband home to be with Him, but he left me here.  I  decided that even at 82 years of age, He still had work for me to do. Because I have become more and more conscious of the need for children to come to know Jesus, I took a writing course for children's literature by correspondence, and began writing stories that I felt would help young children.  We had four children and I was an elementary school teacher. When I read the website of The Kid's Ark, I was excited.  This magazine reaches children who would not otherwise get to hear about the plan of salvation and get to know Jesus. That is just what I wanted to be a part of, and now I am a small part.  Violette Burger, one of the editors, has accepted three of my stories for the Kid's Ark. The other way that I am a part, is that I ask God each day to bless the Burgers and the staff of the magazine. I also ask Him to direct each copy of the magazine into the hands of a child who needs to hear the gospel. May God bless each of you who might read this. Allow Him to use you too.  

Clara Potts