When Myo Kyaw was seven years old, he was found alone near the VOHM orphanage in Myanmar. He was covered in wounds, extremely thin and weak, and unable to answer questions about who he was or where he came from. No one knew his story. No one knew his family. And though the orphanage staff waited and hoped someone would come looking for him, no one ever did.

 

But even when no one else knew him, God did.

 

The VOHM team welcomed Myo Kyaw into a safe and loving environment where he could begin to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Over time, the frightened little boy who once stood silent and uncertain began to grow into a young man marked by kindness, faith, and purpose.

 

Today, Myo Kyaw is healthy, doing well in school, faithfully attending church, and deeply loves God. At a summer youth camp, he accepted Jesus as his Savior and was baptized. Now, he dreams of becoming a pastor and serving children in poor villages one day.

 

His story is also impacting others. Myo Kyaw has invited several friends to church, and some of them have already come to know Jesus as their Savior.

 

This Drop is a reminder that no life is unseen.
No person is forgotten.
And no story is unknown to God.

 

Even when the world overlooks someone…
God still calls them by name.