She paused abruptly on the jungle trail. What was that soft feeble sound coming from the rainforest undergrowth? Was it a bird or a small animal? She stood and listened.

Then she slowly bent over and peered through the leafy jungle vegetation. To her surprise she found a tiny infant boy. He had been abandoned on the remote Nicaraguan jungle trail. The infant was dehydrated, covered with stinging insects, and crying weakly. The woman picked up the baby and gently cradled him in her arms.

The little infant was near death when she brought him to the Kids for the Kingdom orphan home in Nueva Guinea, Nicaragua. There our caretakers nursed the infant boy back to health. They named him ‘Moises’ (Moses).

For the next few years Moses (seen in photo top-right) grew up in the Kids for the Kingdom orphan home. He recovered fully and became a normal two-year-old boy. Then one day he was adopted by a loving Christian family in Nicaragua.

Today Moses loves the Lord and is growing into a fine young man.

Moses is just one of hundreds of children we minister to each day. Kids for the Kingdom reaches children in many corners of Nicaragua. In addition to the orphan home where Moses grew up we feeding programs, mercy projects, Christian schools, Christmas Shoeboxes, outreach to hospitals, job-training projects, disaster relief, and micro-enterprise loan programs. The ministry programs in La Concha, Nueva Guinea, Leon, Los Braziles, Ometepe Island, Cedro Galan, and Managua reach 2,822 children and families each year.