The Gift of Learning For many of the girls at House of Grace, access to technology was once unimaginable. With these new computers, students can research school projects, practice English, explore creative tools, and become familiar with the digital skills that are essential in today’s world. The gift of a computer is more than just hardware—it’s an open door to opportunity. A Partner in Transformation We are deeply grateful for our corporate sponsor’s ongoing commitment. Year after year, their generosity has given the girls access to modern tools that fuel their education and personal growth. Their support reminds us that when individuals and businesses partner with Global Servants, together we can change lives and transform communities. Preparing for Tomorrow These new computers do more than help with schoolwork—they prepare the girls for life beyond House of Grace. As they grow into young women ready to pursue higher education and future careers, technology will be an essential part of their journey. With each click, keystroke, and lesson learned, they are one step closer to fulfilling their God-given potential. Be Part of the Story You can make an impact too. Every gift—whether it’s sponsoring a girl’s education, funding school supplies, or supporting technology upgrades—equips the girls at House of Grace to rise above the threats of exploitation and embrace the future with confidence.
Why Laptops Matter for University Students For most university students, a laptop is essential. It’s where assignments are completed, research is done, and classwork is organized. Without one, students often have to share devices or wait in long lines at campus libraries. With their own laptops, the girls can manage their time wisely, keep all their coursework in one place, and develop confidence in their ability to succeed. This practical gift communicates something powerful: you are worthy of investment. That confidence motivates our girls to work harder and dream bigger. From House of Grace to Higher Education The journey from at-risk child to university student is nothing short of remarkable. What began as an act of rescue has grown into a story of restoration, education, and empowerment. Each laptop placed in the hands of a young woman at university is a visible symbol of transformation—a life once vulnerable now thriving, equipped, and prepared to lead. How You Can Help Stories like this are only possible because of generous partners who believe in education as prevention. By supporting Global Servants, you help ensure that girls not only grow up safe at House of Grace but also go on to achieve higher education and break cycles of poverty and exploitation for generations to come.
Why New Vehicles Matter From school runs and medical appointments to ministry outreach and community engagement, vehicles play a vital role in the daily rhythm of House of Grace. Reliable transportation ensures that the girls can get to school on time, receive proper healthcare, and participate in activities that enrich their growth and development. A Blessing for Staff and Students The addition of new vehicles also eases the workload for our staff, who faithfully serve the girls each day. With dependable transportation, staff can focus less on logistics and more on what matters most—caring for the girls and nurturing their spiritual, educational, and emotional growth. Expanding Our Reach Beyond daily needs, these vehicles also empower Global Servants to extend our mission into surrounding communities. Whether transporting supplies, welcoming visitors, or engaging in local outreach, the vehicles are tools that allow us to serve more people and share God’s love more effectively. Be Part of the Journey Every mile traveled in these vehicles represents an investment in safety, education, and ministry. Your partnership makes resources like this possible. When you give, you help provide the practical tools that ensure House of Grace continues to be a place of refuge and empowerment.
How clean water is transforming a village, a school, and a church You may never fully realize the lasting impact you can have on others. At Global Servants, we see it every day. Through your generosity, lives are being transformed, and legacies are being written that will bless not only today’s generation but countless generations to come. One of the most powerful examples of this transformation is happening right now in a small village in northern Ghana called Gbimsi .
On July 30, the world observes the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, a United Nations-designated day that calls us to raise awareness, advocate for change, and take action to stop human trafficking. This global crisis affects tens of millions of people, and too often, the most vulnerable are children.
A Community of Support When the girls head back to school, they do not go alone. They are surrounded by caregivers, mentors, and teachers who encourage them every step of the way. Many of the girls at House of Grace are the first in their families to receive consistent schooling. Their progress inspires not only their peers but also their entire communities. Building Confidence for the Future Back-to-school season is about more than academics. It is about building confidence, developing leadership, and giving girls the tools they need to step into their God-given destinies. From uniforms and textbooks to new friendships and skills, each school year brings opportunities for growth that will shape their futures forever. How You Can Help Every backpack, every uniform, every meal, and every ride to school is made possible through the generosity of Global Servants partners. Your support ensures that girls in Thailand can return to school ready to learn and succeed.
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We have reached an academic milestone; the ten charter residents of House of Grace-Ghana have either completed or are currently attending Senior High School. According to an article by UNICEF about Ghana, the poorest girls from rural areas attain about four years of schooling compared to 13 years for girls from affluent homes in urban areas. God rescued ten girls from the poorest areas of northern Ghana. With your financial support, our girls are now competing academically with children from the most affluent families in the country. The girls at House of Grace attend Trinity Foundation School for Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High. They have the opportunity for thirteen years of education before qualifying for senior high boarding school. In Ghana, you must take a test after the ninth grade to be eligible for senior high and determine the school you will attend.
From classrooms to villages: Bridging business education with community impact
For the first time in school history, Shorter University’s College of Business was able to take a group study abroad trip, which molded into a short-term missions trip in March 2024. This unique trip provided an experiential learning opportunity to first-hand relate applicable concepts from our students’ academic content to real-life situations. The purpose of this Global Experience Trip opportunity is to create a setting for students to raise their awareness of our interconnected and interdependent world.
