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From a Shoebox Recipient to Changing Lives | 250

Join us in this heartwarming episode of the Homeschooling Families Podcast as we welcome Lyda Giedd, a recipient of an Operation Christmas Child shoebox, and a remarkable individual whose life has been profoundly impacted by the power of giving and faith. Lyda’s story takes us from her challenging childhood in Cambodia to her transformation through the kindness of strangers and the gift of a simple shoebox. Discover how a single act of love can change

Rising Strong: Stories of Resilient Faith in Persecution’s Shadow | 232

Today on the Homeschooling Families podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Todd Nettleton, from The Voice of the Martyrs. Todd joined us in Pigeon Forge this year as our Master of Ceremonies, and it’s been great to be able to get to know him and better understand the work that Voice of the Martyrs is doing around the world. On today’s show, Leslie and Todd will be talking about children—specifically, children of those who have

Taste and See Niger

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Niger, which is a hostile nation for believers. Þ Taste—Nigerien cuisine is heavily influenced by traditional West African flavors and ingredients such as millet, sorghum, rice, and vegetables. Popular dishes include djerma stew, tuwo, and fufu served with a variety of sauces and soups, and grilled meat such as goat, beef, or fish. As we pray for Nigerien believers, check out these Nigerien recipes to

Taste and See Afghanistan

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Afghanistan, which is a restricted nation for believers. Þ Taste—Afghan cuisine is a blend of various regional and cultural influences, including Persian, Indian, and Central Asian. It features flavorful dishes made with herbs, spices, and meats, such as kebabs, pilaf, and dumplings. Afghan food also includes vegetarian and vegan options, such as lentil soup and pumpkin dishes. Try some of these awesome Afghan recipes! Þ

Taste and See Pakistan

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Pakistan, which is a restricted nation for believers. Þ Taste—Pakistani food is full of lots of spices and flavors. It normally is spicy or is creamy and sweet. Lots of Pakistani food is prominent in other Asian cultures and cuisines. As we pray for believers in Pakistan, maybe try one of these Pakistani dishes! Check them out here! Þ See—Learn more about Pakistan and

Taste and See Mozambique

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Mozambique, which is a hostile nation for believers. Þ Taste—Mozambican’s food is normally full of spices, seafood, corn porridge, and stews. Since Mozambique is on the coast of Africa, fresh seafood is heavily represented in their cuisine. Along with fresh seafood, corn porridge is another staple in a Mozambician’s diet. The Corn Porridge is often made from Maize and is called xima. As you and your family

Taste and See Laos

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Laos, which is a restricted nation for believers. Þ Taste— Food is very important in Laos. It is a crucial part of their culture. It is often a major topic of conversation and something that brings everyone together. Check out these Laotian dishes here! Þ See—Laos is full of wildlife and endangered speicies. Check out this documentary by Go Wild that focuses on the

Taste and See Cuba

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in Cuba, which is a restricted nation for believers. Þ Taste—Cuban Food is so diverse and is an incredible hodgepodge of different cultures. Starchy vegetables, rice, and fish are some Cuban staples. Here is a list of the best Cuban food you and your family can try this week as you’re learning more about this country. Þ See—Click here to watch Geography Now’s video on Cuba!

Taste and See India

This week, we’ll be praying for the believers in India, which is a hostile nation for believers. Þ Taste—Indians use a lot of spices in their foods to create a very unique flavor in their dishes. They also tend to use fresher ingredients, which makes a lot of their dishes very healthy. Here’s a list of kid-friendly Indian recipes your family can try this week as you’re learning more about this vast land. Þ