• October 17, 2018

Saving Moses: How We Rescue Vulnerable Infants

In 2009, Sarah Bowling traveled to Ethiopia where she learned of twin baby girls, Sarah and Ruth, who had been abandoned in a field. They were taken to an orphanage so hopefully, they could find a safe home.

Read Hanging by a Thread, the Saving Moses story by Sarah Bowling: here.

OUR NAME

Our name comes from the biblical story of Moses, who was abandoned in the Nile River when he was an infant and then rescued by Pharaoh’s daughter. She was a complete stranger who saved an unknown baby. This baby later went on to save an entire people from destruction.

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