In Russia, a group of children recently explored the world of science and technology in a way they will never forget. Through hands-on exhibits and experiments, they learned about complex laws in a simple and exciting way. They froze objects at -196°C, made cold water boil without fire, measured the strength of their voices, and even lifted a one-pound weight with just one finger. With the help of a skilled guide, what started as fun turned into real understanding, showing that science can be both fascinating and meaningful.

Jeanette began volunteering with Allies in April 2025. She had always cared for children in her church but had never worked with children outside that circle. When she speaks about her role, she says these encounters were an answer to prayer. After asking God to reveal her calling, Jeanette soon found herself serving with Allies. Since then, Jeanette has been present at every meeting, helping to organize and guide the children. Seeing how many of them struggle with reading and writing, she began working with them three times a week. With tears of joy, she says it is one of the greatest blessings to see her time and care make a difference.

Every Sunday afternoon in Caimancito, children gather for songs, prayer, and lessons from the Bible. Recently, they learned about the Ten Commandments, focusing on the importance of honesty. Through a short play and the story of Zacchaeus, they saw how choosing what is right brings peace. Many children openly admitted times they had taken what was not theirs and prayed for forgiveness. It was a moving reminder of how young hearts can change when given space to reflect and share.

In Sironko, Uganda, the Allies program is changing lives in powerful ways.