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Welcome to Bethel Widow's Home

Bethel home is a secure, loving environment where ladies in need of support can some to make a home for themselves. We strive to ensure that they receive everything that they need to thrive.

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ladies who call Bethel home

Esther

Esther has down syndrome and lives at the widows home with her mom. She likes singing and dancing. Her favorite Bible story is that of Timothy.

Khin Win Gyi

She arrived at Bethel Widows Home in 2017. She has two brothers and two sisters, but only one daughter. Her daughter is very poor and can not support Khin Win Gyi. She has high blood pressure that has to be cared for. She likes cleaning and going for walks.

Mi Mi Lay

Mi Mi Lay arrived at Bethel Widows Home in 2015. She has one brother and two sisters. She was sick from a bad disease when she first arrived, but now she is starting to feel better. She likes to cook and share her testimony of healing.

Myat San

Myat San has one living son who is unable to care for her. She is Buddhist, but she wants to live with Elijah and the other widows. We are praying for her health and that she comes to know Jesus with us.

Ngeih Zing

Ngeih Zing arrived at Bethel Widows Home in 2007. She has 5 brothers and four sisters that all live in Chin State. She has no children of her own. She likes it at the widow home and likes to help out. She washes clothes and cooks and cleans. She also likes praying and sharing the gospel with 0s.

Ngun Hliang

She arrived at the widow home in 2016. She has six brothers that all live in Chin State. She has no place else to go so we say that she can stay with us. She helps teach Bible and her favorite story is the story of Ruth.

Pa Lung

Pa Lung arrived at Bethel Widows Home in 2010. She has two brothers that live in Chin state. She has 6 children, but she does not get to see them. Her eldest son is in prison. She likes to plant vegetables and flowers and she loves the story of Jesus.

Sal Zi

She arrived at Bethel Widows Home in 2007. She has 5 brothers and four sisters that all live in Chin State. She has 6 children including Elijah. She like planting flowers and praying. She helps in many ways like cooking, cleaning, and washing clothes.

Saw Mi

Saw Mi has been at the widows home since 2014. Her mom passed away at our widows home and left her here. She has many mental problems, so her brothers cannot care for her. She spends her time singing and walking around the campus.

Say Phaw

Say Phaw arrived at Bethel widows home with her daughter Esther (14008) who has down syndrome in 2014. She has two brothers, but they are too poor to care for her and Esther. She like praying and singing and her favorite Bible story is the story of David.

Thi Der

Thi Der arrived at Bethel widows home in 2015. She has two brothers and two sisters, though one has passed away. She is so happy to be with the other ladies at the widows home.

Why the need:

Asia has the greatest number of elderly persons. Projections suggest that developing countries are aging much faster than industrialized countries did, as a result of rapid declines in fertility and broad diffusion of medical knowledge. The distribution of the world's elderly is continuing to shift considerably, with 67% residing in developing countries. Put simply, the need is evident and expected to rise in the years to come.

Why Help:

Because it is mandated. There are all kinds of benefits to widow care from alleviating isolation to increasing physical and emotional health. The direction to address these can be answered by simply asking; what we should do?

Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (James 1:27)

Why Us:

Widow care is a core principle. Meeting the wonderfully giving people who are taking in these ladies in need of community and care has been an inspiration. We are committed to keeping the care for these ladies thriving as we have been able to see their growth in their waning years.

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