As new users of both computer and cell phone technology, the indigenous start several steps behind most of their classmates. Many have asked us for computer training courses. At the same time, church leaders desire to help families and guide them away from the pitfalls of the internet as they explore education and personal development online.

The instruction will be put to practical use by empowering the indigenous pastors to collaborate and run their own event to reach their own people, providing new energy and relevance to the faithful pastors and leaders who have sacrificially carried these isolated churches for many years.

Unfortunately, getting to and from their villages demands days of difficult trail and canoe travel. The only other option is a flight with Mission Aviation Fellowship. This reduces travel time to minutes, but costs more than these subsistence agriculturalists can afford.

Imagine a church which saw hundreds of thousands of pilgrims flock to it in the Middle Ages sitting empty and unused in the 21st Century.  Imagine a holy well sought after for its healing properties lost and buried in a field. Imagine over 700 years of history waiting for the next chapter to unfold.

To meet this incredible need, Legal Advocacy Walk (LAW) launched in 2020 as a human rights organization helping stateless and vulnerable people from violation and human rights abuse.