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Remembering What It Means to be a Christian
Cambodia is one of the poorest nations in the world. Many families live in poverty and cannot afford school supplies. Some can’t even afford shoes for their children’s feet. Kinship Cambodia wanted to help fix that. So Pastor Jack and his team held two big end-of-summer events to uplift their poverty-stricken communities and spread Christ’s love. Right before the start of the school year in early August, Kinship Cambodia hosted a community school supply drive at the Ta Toak Kinship Project. Your donations provided school supplies, Manna Pack meals, and shoes, which were distributed to all who came. The supply Newsletter
Looking Ahead to Christmas
In the blink of an eye, the end of 2022 is fast approaching! Soon we will be in the throes of the most magical time of year, a season of generosity and the celebration of the miracle of Jesus’s birth. When you look forward to Christmas and plan your celebrations, will you include orphans and widows on your list of loved ones? An Orphan’s Wish List is coming soon! Stay tuned in the upcoming months for the list of the items our Kinship Projects need most to keep Kinship Kids happy and thriving. In addition to their ongoing needs, Kinship Newsletter
Home Sponsorship Spotlight: Geta Kinship Project, Kenya
Many of our Kinship Projects are fully or partially sponsored. You may be the one we have to thank for that! But there are many projects that still need the sponsorship of committed, monthly supporters answering the call to be heroes by bringing stability to orphans and widows who need it most. And right now, Kinship Projects like the Geta Kinship Project in Kenya need your support. Geta is home to a large group of rescued orphans. There are currently 26 children who live at Geta. The age range of the kids is diverse. The oldest is seventeen, and the Newsletter
Ripple Effect: How Your Support Impacts Entire Communities
When you support a mission, you want your contribution to make the biggest difference, right? Well at Kinship United, your impact is similar to when a raindrop falls into a puddle – it creates a ripple effect! The difference you’re making may start in the middle helping orphans and widows at a Kinship Project. But it grows and expands out into the community to offer aid and relief to children, individuals, and families struggling to get by. Like school children in Cambodia who are eager to learn but lack the essentials. Pastor Jack, one of our founders in Cambodia, and Community
Full Backpacks: A School Supply Drive in Cambodia
The Chom Choa Kinship Project in Cambodia is on a mission to solve a crisis in their community as important as medicine in Kireka: securing access to education for children in need. In July, Pastor Jack and his team packed 150 boxes of school supplies. The boxes included school bags, books, pencils, rulers, erasers, and other essential items for young learners. The Prey Kabbas district in the Takeo Province is home to one of the poorest communities in the region. The village is at the end of a dead-end road. There is one school, which is surrounded by water-filled rice Newsletter
