EACH MUKTI CHILD IS RECOGNIZED ON THEIR
BIRTHDAY
Mukti children, although they may have
been separated from their parents and
birth families, are taught that they are
treasured gifts from God and members of
the family of God and extended Mukti
family. On each birthday the girls
wear their special dresses and are
presented gifts during the Mukti chapel
services to remind them of their
importance to God and His children.
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MUKTI CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT JESUS
Mukti children learn about Jesus in
school and through participation in
daily chapel events.
Mukti takes in abandoned babies and works
to place them in adoptive homes whenever
possible. However, many Mukti
girls will experience the love of God
while growing up in their Mukti
"family," many named after flowers.
Matrons are assigned to each family to
provide daily care and supervision of
the children while they are not
attending the Mukti schools.
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Some come from families crushed by
poverty
Visitors to Mukti often notice the
smiles and laughter so prevalent among
the children. What is not apparent is
that behind every smiling face is a
personal history that often includes
sadness and sometimes even tragedy.
Mukti girls go through adjustments and
it takes time for them to grow out of
the sadness they've experienced. The Gospel transforms lives and
the love of God can take the sadness out
of the loneliest heart. Pramodini and
her sister Pratibha are just two
examples of this. 
© 2006
Mukti Mission