Six days a week at 6:30 in the morning three teachers lead the children past a Hindu temple, past a local Hindu school, past the cows standing in the road until they reach their own school. There they are joined by 120 children, most of whom have Hindu parents who find that the education offered by the Christian school is so much better than that offered by the government schools in their town. After attendance and a check for lice, the children sit cross-legged on the floor in one of three classrooms, or in the entryway, which is currently functioning as a fourth classroom.

Alongside the children's home is a foundation for a new building. Siani and Suphala dream about building a school so that the children will not have the long trek through the city each day, but up to this point they have only been able to afford the foundation. Hindu parents have begged them to start a larger school so that there is room for more children.

Siani wrote the following:

This year we have all total 165 children in our school, which is 45 more than last year. Only 22 of these children are from Christian families. The others are Hindu. We continue to share the Biblical story and gospel and we believe these children will come to know the Lord one day. Once we build the school we will have more than 600 children and it will be a privilege to teach more children the love of Jesus. We believe God is able to do. Please pray that God will make it possible.