Special Events at House of Grace: Celebrating Hope and God’s Love

Global Servants

Our girls at both homes are blessed to have sponsor families and additional supporters through our Empowering Esther Team.

A collage of photos of people wearing masks and holding signs.

Our girls at both homes are blessed to have sponsor families and additional supporters through our Empowering Esther Team.

The entire year of 2021 was spectacular because of you, and we are looking forward to a great 2022. Thank you!

These are just a few of the events you made possible.


House of Grace Thailand participated in a community event for Stopping Violence Against Women. Our traditional Akha dance team performed, and several girls participated in the art contest. All of the middle and high school girls attended the conference.


The girls at House of Grace Ghana set up their new computer lab, complete with an LCD screen to mirror lessons from a teaching computer, printers, new desks, and office chairs. This level of technology is rare in Ghana schools. We are grateful to have supporters who believe in the girls’ education and House of Grace and invest in their future.


Christmas 2021 was a time of celebration! Every girl received a gift from her sponsor, provided through monthly support. The parties, festivals, and additional gifts were made available by the generosity of our Empowering Esther Team. Thank you! Most of our girls had never heard the Christmas story before coming to House of Grace. The idea that they are worthy of a precious gift from someone who loves them, whom they have never met and will never be able to repay, represents Christ’s love for all of us and the gift of salvation.


For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God not by works so that no one can boast. – Ephesians 2:8-9


Thank you for partnering with us and choosing to become a Global Servant!

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