In 1998, Eagles Communications, partnered the Churches of Christ Thailand and the Thai Lahu Christian Church to help some students in Chiang Rai, Thailand, move from their hostel of crammed thatch huts to a proper home with dormitories, a dining hall, a chapel and other facilities.

Blessing Home has since become a viable ministry jointly funded by Eagles and the local Lahu community. A home away from home, it caters annually to about 60 students who come from villages often too far away from their schools. They can now gain better access to education opportunities with promises of a better future for them and their families.

Currently, the hostel houses 30 girls and 26 boys (including 24 orphans) aged six to 20. Two Lahu families take care of the children. Pastor Silat and his family are guardians to the children, and manage the premises and meals. Pastor Volavud and his wife conduct Sunday worship and Bible studies, and oversee the children's social and educational development.

Since 2008, Eagles has commissioned Joseph Woo as a full-time missionary based at the hostel to teach the children English. In the day, Joseph teaches in a local school; in the evening, he runs night classes at Blessing Home. The Eagles also organizes mission trips to the hostel every December.