Children of the Himalayas - Diane Bell
For fans of Missionary Autobiographies
Diane Bell shares her story of being called to help children in Nepal
A moving account of spirit-fuelled compassion in action
On 12th December 1999, middle-aged social worker Diane Bell was stunned by a dream from God that would transform countless lives. Called to offer family-based care to street kids in Nepal, cancer, devastating earthquakes and lurid child trafficking allegations were among challenges to be overcome in making this life-giving vision a reality.
Partnering with associates locally and abroad, Diane co-founded WIN Nepal to rescue these vulnerable children afflicted by domestic violence, crushing poverty, alcoholism and sexual exploitation. Facing such immense needs, she would need every ounce of her professional experience to help others restore their futures and break painful cycles of abuse.
Children of the Himalayas tells an incredible story of God's faithfulness and provision to Diane and WIN Nepal, and inspires with where God could take you. Join them in discovering His heart for the most vulnerable in our world.
On 12th December 1999, middle-aged social worker Diane Bell was stunned by a dream from God that would transform countless lives. Called to offer family-based care to street kids in Nepal, cancer, devastating earthquakes and lurid child trafficking allegations were among challenges to be overcome in making this life-giving vision a reality.
Partnering with associates locally and abroad, Diane co-founded WIN Nepal to rescue these vulnerable children afflicted by domestic violence, crushing poverty, alcoholism and sexual exploitation. Facing such immense needs, she would need every ounce of her professional experience to help others restore their futures and break painful cycles of abuse.
Children of the Himalayas tells an incredible story of God's faithfulness and provision to Diane and WIN Nepal, and inspires with where God could take you. Join them in discovering His heart for the most vulnerable in our world.
