Stories from The Lulu Tree
The Lulu Tree, Jeanne DamoffA monthly blog about the miraculous and the everyday ~ Updates from The Lulu Tree's work in Africa, Asia and South America
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God’s Faithfulness on Display: Five Years with the Lulu Tree
Looking back over the past five years with The Lulu Tree, it is remarkable how God’s hand has guided every step of this journey. What began as a simple Zoom call with strangers at the time—Emily Wierenga, president of The Lulu Tree, and Eri...
Making the World a Sweeter Place
Her name is Dayana. She’s a single mother of two young daughters, and she lives in Venezuela, a physically beautiful country with tropical resort islands along its Caribbean coast.
A Hidden “Ruth” in a Small Afghan Village
Najiba (not her real name) is a young widow and mother of three children. She grew up in an Afghan village and never learned to read. But our director took notice of her and selected her as one of the twenty vulnerable widows to receive a s...
As Seeing Him Who is Unseen
The photos come to us from the other side of the world, and sometimes the looks on their faces haunt me. I see the weight of worry and fear in their eyes, and when I hear about the burdens they carry, I wonder how they manage to survive fro...
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