In the line of fire for children at risk
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Delfin already knew generosity. It had been part of his tribal community for generations.
Then an INfire SCF lesson made him ask a deeper question: Why do I give?
Sometimes following Jesus means seeing something familiar differently.
Read his story: tinyurl.com/2s896ztu
There were places Pastor Zoe was told not to go. He went anyway.
He walked into villages considered enemy territory with one message: Jesus calls us to love our enemies.
Then men began coming out of hiding.
Watch his story: youtu.be/K3nLJwKtezw
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The promise that gave Henda hope became the trap.
At 11, she was promised an education. Instead, she was forcibly recruited and spent four years facing exploitation and violence.
Then she made a decision that could cost her everything.
Read her story below.
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What if breakthrough begins before the door opens?
Before the answer comes. Before anything changes.
Maybe the first thing God wants to change isn’t the situation, but how we see Him in it.
Read Marcus Young’s perspective on breakthrough: tinyurl.com/ycybyccv
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Children notice who stays.
Our friends from South Korea came to Zeteo ready to serve. But one of their greatest gifts was simple: time.
They played, listened, and reminded our children without words: You are seen. You matter. You are worth knowing.
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Lydia had every reason to hold on to what she had. She gave it away instead.
Her generosity didn’t begin with abundance. It began with surrender.
“They gave themselves first of all to the Lord.” 2 Corinthians 8:5
What has God placed in your hands, and who could it serve?
“It’s like medicine for the heart.”
That’s how Jorge describes soccer.
For the Aguirre brothers, the field became more than a game. It gave them a coach, a place to belong, and a different future to imagine.
Read their story: tinyurl.com/4rryfphu
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“Why are you crying, Mama?”
Marilou thought she was carrying the pain of betrayal alone. Then she realized her daughter was carrying it, too.
Forgiveness was only the beginning. Healing took longer.
What if hurt doesn’t have to be the end?
in-fire.org/lye
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Winning a conflict and changing what created it are not the same thing.
Defeating a person doesn't defeat the fear, wounds, or beliefs fueling the conflict.
Marcus Young asks: What if lasting peace means confronting the roots?
Read more: tinyurl.com/bsytyuze
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They were nervous. That’s what made the moment matter.
For Zeteo’s children, presenting their schoolwork took courage. And they did it anyway.
Protection is only the beginning. We’re also fighting for the future that comes after.
Link in the comments.
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Some battles are easy to see. Others run deeper.
Marcus Young shares generations of stories from Southeast Asia and what they taught him about spiritual warfare, confronting darkness, and fighting for people, not against them.
Watch: tinyurl.com/4ymukspd
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A trafficker sees a target. An armed group sees a recruit. God sees a child fearfully and wonderfully made.
That’s why INfire works to protect children before exploitation or violence defines their future.
Stand with us: in-fire.org
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It’s easy to talk about loving your enemies when no one comes to mind.
For Wana, someone did.
Then she noticed something about Jesus: “Even when people treated Him badly, He still prayed for them.”
See what happened when Love Your Enemy became personal.
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Child soldiers and trafficked children often share a starting point: vulnerability.
INfire works to reach children before exploitation does.
Help us get there first: in-fire.org/
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Find the words. What connects them?
Redemption. Love. Justice. Enemy. Conflict. Trafficking. Child soldier.
They reflect where INfire chooses to stand: bringing Christ’s love into hard places.
Which word did you find first?
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What if generosity could change a generation?
In one community, giving helped a local leader open a school—giving children an alternative to recruitment by armed groups.
Generosity creates choices. And sometimes, a different future.
Join the story: tinyurl.com/2vbvmb3k
If you met Nadine today, you wouldn't guess how her story began.
She lost her mother and grew up surrounded by violence.
Today, she dreams of becoming a nurse—not because she's forgotten pain, but because she wants to bring hope to others.
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