Ms Ramnnah is co-founder and executive director of Pakeezah Vision Ministries. Her services for the Pakeezah are with the hope that one day we will see a world where every child is fed and every girl lives in a society free of violence.

God from a very young age choose her to serve his people and gave her a heart for suffering women and homeless children. She grew up in a modern world but still, see that women from lower strata are unable to get equal opportunities and a level playing field plain.

God from a very young age choose her to serve his people and gave her a heart for suffering women and homeless children. She grew up in a modern world but still, sees that women from lower strata are unable to get equal opportunities and a level playing field plain.

Personal Testimony

“During the course of my life through experience despite the vehement blows of violence against w

omen and children I firmly believe that “No weapon is forged that could defeat God’s people” (Isaiah 54:17). We are all called to help each other and show love and mercy. Such mercy is about far more than acts of charity—even more than feelings of empathy. So we must ask ourselves if we’re willing to show tangible acts of kindness. Are we willing to get to know the forsaken and abandoned people, listen to their arguments, understand their concerns, to care for their needs? Are we willing to welcome them into our homes, eat with them, and love them?

Jesus says mercy is primary in evangelism. It’s more fundamental than sacrifice. Why? Perhaps because genuine mercy will ultimately prompt you to sacrifice. And because God doesn’t just want people to repent. He wants them to know his practical love. And now these three remain faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. It is time that we hold the hands of people who are left out and love them abundantly.”