Growing up in a Muslim-majority country, Agnes was surrounded by a loving Christian family. 

But outside her home, relentless bullying — first at school and then online — left deep emotional scars. 

The constant attacks eventually led to a diagnosis of social anxiety disorder, and the pain became so overwhelming that Agnes confessed to her mother she was having suicidal thoughts.

Then you reached out to her through Kuncup, a digital ministry created by a local OneHope team you support. 

There, Agnes connected with an online missionary who listened, encouraged her, and reminded her that her life mattered — that she was deeply loved by God and was never alone.

Through God’s Word and consistent discipleship and encouragement, something began to change.

Agnes began to see God’s goodness in her life, and her relationship with Jesus became stronger as hope gradually replaced despair. Today, Agnes is living with renewed purpose.

She now actively serves in her church, spends time in prayer, reads Scripture daily, holding onto the truth that Jesus is with her and will never leave her.

Looking back, Agnes now understands that her anxiety and struggles were not the end of her story. Thank you for being there for her!