This Easter, be part of someone’s redemption story.

By Faith Barbara N Ruhinda updated at 1533 EAT on Friday 18 April 2025

This Easter, believers have a chance to give in a way that reflects the very meaning of the season. hope, new life, and redemption. Through world Concern’ one village Transformed Village, Transformed project around the globe, practical gifts become powerful tools to meet needs and build up communities in the name of Jesus.

Whether it’s a Bible in South Sudan, medicine in Myanmar, or a beehive in Kenya, each gift supports long-term ministry efforts led by local partners not just charity, but transformation.

Allison Farstad with World Concern says this type of giving aligns closely with the Easter message.

These aren’t one-time handouts. Each gift is intentionally chosen to serve a broader purpose helping families generate income, equipping churches to serve, and giving children a future through education and health.

A bee farm isn’t the first thing you would think of when you want to help someone in need,” Farstad says. “But we think long-term how can this provide food, income, and a way to contribute to the community?”

The impact is deeply personal. A bicycle becomes a way for an evangelist to reach distant villages. A small bundle of ducklings can start a family business.

And while the gifts vary in size from just $5 to several thousand dollars they each represent an opportunity to share God’s love in practical, life-giving ways.

This Easter, consider a gift that brings lasting hope through transformation by supporting and praying for communities.This will bring about exeperince of the light of the Gospel and redeeming power.

Pray that more villages are transformed through the ministry’s strategic efforts and partnerships.
Pray that each gift opens the door for the Gospel, and its hope lasts for generations.
Join the good work happening in a village near you.

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