When Untold staff met Mary, the resources needed to continue her cancer treatment were dwindling. Her family had a strong desire to continue assisting her, but couldn’t afford to cover the exorbitent cost of treatment. The local church that previously supported her withdrew their aid. Mary’s physical pain gravely affected every aspect of her life and mentality, but a seed of hope was right at her doorstep.

Two new people have joined the U.S. board at Untold! Meet one of our newest members, Shola Omojokun, Sr. Counsel - Global Employment and Immigration at Chick-fil-A.

Michael Mwaura is a 55 year old husband, father, and grandfather. He is also a 2010 graduate of the Untold program. Over ten years after his graduation, we had the opportunity to hear from Michael about where God has called him in the years following his time as an Untold client.

Untold’s Marketing Coordinator, Minsong Kim, reflects back on her experience on mission trips after going on an Untold Impact Trip.

Numerous studies have been conducted over the past 10 years on the effects of spirituality and spiritual practices in lowering stress levels and increasing patients’ ability to cope with mental and physical stressors.

Today, we celebrate a force so strong that it transcends any circumstance: a mother’s love. Across the regions where Untold operates, HIV-positive mothers defy what stigma has told them and press forward to raise healthy children while building vibrant families.

Get to know one of our longstanding partners, the Scanlan family, and their Untold journey.

Devotha describes her first encounter with Untold as “divine intervention.” The now 42-year-old mother of two lay on her death bed in the backroom of a local church when she first came to know Regional Coordinator, Sayuni. Although Untold had not been established in Mwanza at that point, Sayuni was scouting potential churches in the region for Untold’s inaugural launch.

It's been several years since I have gotten butterflies in my stomach before traveling for my work with Untold, but in January I kissed my family goodbye, jumped into an Uber, and felt the excited nerves of a first-timer.