Myanmar's climate is ideal for mosquito breeding. Mosquito nets and blankets protect children from malaria and allow them to sleep comfortably.

Rather than living in isolation, widows are folded into the ministry to care for orphans at MSO. Their needs are met while giving them tangible work and ministry after the loss of their own families. Since widows understand loss, they are also able to empathize with children grieving the loss of parents and extended family. In this way, MSO is building a community centered upon Christ, incorporating both widows and children into the life of the church and the community.

Mustard Seed Orphanage (MSO) uniquely combines orphan and widow care as it provides food, housing, Christian education, discipleship, job training, and medical care for over 190 widows and orphans.

Due to the recent civil war, many people have been displaced, seeking refuge. In this challenging time, the Lord has brought refugees and community members to their local worship services, enabling MSO to be a light and blessing to the community at large.