From the Heart of Daystar

Dear Partners,

As I sit down to write this letter, I’m thinking about the thousands of Daystar partners around the world who will be reading it. Some of you have faithfully stood with us for decades, while others just joined the Daystar family during Heart for the World. Wherever you are and however long you’ve been with us, I want you to know how incredibly grateful we are for you!

This year's Heart for the World was especially meaningful as it was our first without Mom and Dad. Their absence was deeply felt, but so was God's faithfulness. We have never doubted the vision He placed in their hearts, and your response was beyond anything we could have imagined! What an encouragement to see that the mission they gave their lives to is continuing to grow and reach new people. The vision is moving forward, and I believe we're just getting started!

This month, I want to share just two ways your generosity is changing lives right now.

Daystar Prison Ministry was something Mom was incredibly passionate about. She believed that even in someone's darkest moment, an encounter with Jesus could change everything. Today, Daystar is available in more than 950 correctional facilities across 46 states, reaching nearly 700,000 prison tablets. We've already seen over 7 million views and 3,000 documented salvations! Just think about that. Thousands of people finding new life in Jesus, even behind prison walls! And if someone you love is incarcerated, Daystar would be honored to send them a free Bible.

During Heart for the World, we also partnered with Across Nigeria to bring hope to Christians facing devastating persecution. Because of your giving, we funded the construction of a widows' center that will serve 570 women whose husbands have been martyred for the Gospel. This center will provide medical care, grief counseling, trauma support, prayer, ministry, and ongoing encouragement. Please keep these precious women and those serving them in your prayers.

These are just two examples, but there is so much more happening than I could ever fit into one letter. You may never personally visit these prisons or travel to Nigeria, but you are part of every life being touched through these ministries. Your generosity is helping the lost find Jesus, bringing comfort to the hurting, and giving hope to people who desperately need it.

Thank you for believing in this mission and continuing to carry it forward with us. As my dad always said, "Partners make it possible," and together, we're making an eternal difference!

With love and gratitude,
Rachel Lamb Brown