Author: Rainbow Missions

Xiao Gan is a small, active, almost 10-year-old girl with autism.  She has obvious emotional control issues:  When she is excited, she runs and screams; when she is angry, she screams, cries and runs.  She also has epilepsy — often accompanied with a fever— that has required hospitalization in severe cases.   For her parents, taking… Continue Reading Xiao Gan’s Story | 小甘的故事

When we are grieving and suffering, the most difficult part, perhaps, is the loss of hope. Physical and mental pain — even prolonged hardship — can be endured, but if we lose hope, life would become an endless curse. For the past six years, I have followed Rainbow Missions service teams to China and have… Continue Reading From Despair to Hope | RAINBOW MISSIONS

Dear Rainbow Uncles and Aunts, Greetings!  I am Su.  I live far away on the other side of a gigantic ocean.  I am very thankful for your support and care. 閱讀中文版 (「素素的故事」續集). During my last semester at J University, I was diagnosed with a corneal ulcer in my right eye.  I was shocked by the… Continue Reading Su’s Story II | Rainbow Missions