Four or five different trips are taken throughout the year to India. As a result of these trips, the people that go to India are exposed to life changing experiences. Being with the children everyday and knowing the struggles that they have endured so far in their young lives can really pull on your hearts strings. Here are just a few lives that have been touched by the boys at Childrens Fellowship of India.

I could see God working in all aspects of the childrens daily lives. They were praising God in song and in prayer even before I woke up in the morning. They became helpers to each other and you could really tell that they cared for one another. My favorite part of the trip was just the daily routine with the children: singing worship songs and teaching a bible lesson all before breakfast. Serving them they're meals, and then walking them to and from school. It felt good spending this time with them. After being showered with so much love and affection, my overall impression was that I want to start focusing on the simple blessings that life has to offer. I can't wait to go back again. I plan on making this trip many times over throughout my life. ...........Bobby R.

Just to see the boys where they were and think about where they could be, knowing how far God has brought them was a miracle. They were so grateful for everything they had and were so excited to learn more about Jesus. My favorite part of the trip was without a doubt, spending time with the boys. I also tried learning the local language of Mirati. Spending time with the boys has left me missing them and thinking about them everyday. But it has also taught me to appreciate everything I have even more!! With the help from God, I plan on going back again and again. ........Holly B.

I saw that God is faithful in supplying the children's needs. As each need aries (van, property, staff, buildings), the need is met. The children desire to have attention and affection, it is good to give them what they may not be able to have otherwise. The staff does a good job of caring for so many, but sometimes a little "one on one" goes a long way. During the day I was able to help serve them meals as well as just sit with them, we walked to and from school with them and were able visit the classrooms. It was great to see them create a brotherhood between themselves, helping and looking out for each other. .......Pam W.