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Our project is located in a beautiful city in a very known country of the 10/40 window. Since I’m here I have met many refugees families and one of them has caught my attention. I visit them often and they are very special to me. 
In my very first day in this new city I was invited to visit them. They prepared us a delicious Iftar in their house (This is the special meal to break the Ramadan fasting). There was a lot of good food and I felt very welcomed and comfortable in that house. 
After that I decided to give English classes to the youngest daughter of that family. She is a creative redhead little girl. She likes singing, drawing and we have so much fun every week.
After the English class we pray together and we have our lunch. I also make massages in her mother. She was having pain in her neck and shoulders and it had been some months that she couldn’t even move her neck to one side. When I finish the massage, I usually go back home full of gratitude.
I knew that the secret of the mission  life, is to be willing to work for God and He will open doors and use me as his tool to help others. 
Some weeks ago I realized that this woman, the mother, was depressed and as a psychologist I asked her if I could stay further more in the visits to talk to her. She accepted and we started the therapy. She talks a lot about how was it like to live in the war and all the process of being a refugee, the fleeting process, the missing of her house and relatives, etc. I was afraid in the beginning to touch this subject, but this brave woman said ”I’m glad to have someone that wants to listen to my stories and I have more to share“.
After few weeks of therapy, she is already feeling less pain in her shoulders, she moves the head to both sides and I’m so happy to see her improvement.