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Moving Forward into 2022 to Help Even More Orphans and Widows
I’ve prayed for many hours, equal parts hopeful and concerned, for the opportunity to say in this year-end address that 2021 was an easier year than 2020. The end of this year is in sight, but the end of the ongoing struggles of humankind, all around the world, is a faint speck of light, far down the tunnel. In times like these, I’m sure glad our Father is the King! The end of the tunnel is right in reach with His guidance. Only His infinite wisdom can see what the end of the pandemic looks like. And only His strength, Orphan Rescue
Will You Comfort an Orphan this Christmas Season?
With 2022 around the corner, we’re reflecting on the past year. And the fact that you’re reading this right now means you spent part of your 2021 caring for orphans who desperately needed your help. Whether you made a gift, said a prayer, shared our social media posts, or told a friend about us, you were there for the children – as you always are – when they needed you the most. And even though you’re not physically with them, your kindness helps hold their hands through these scary times and reassures them that they’re cared for and loved. As Christmas Orphan Rescue
Help an Orphan Feel Cared for and Confident this Christmas
The last year and a half have been anything but normal. Especially for the orphans we serve together around the world. And that makes this year’s Orphan’s Wish List even more critical. This Christmas, will you make a gift to help an orphaned child thrive through this pandemic and past it? Their wish list might not look like the wish list of a child you know. But it’s what “the least of these” dream of, pray for, and are asking for this Christmas. Here are two ways you can tell an orphaned child they’re loved and help them feel cared for and confident Orphan Rescue
This Christmas, Celebrate the Birth of Jesus by Helping “the Least of These”
During Christmastime, it can be easy to get lost in the whirlwind of presents, food, travel, family, and celebration. But at the end of the day, Christmas is about celebrating the birth of Jesus. As we celebrate Him at church and at home on Christmas Day, we take His words to heart. And what better way to do that than by helping those the Bible asks us to: the orphan and the widow. This Christmas, live out the Gospel and be a vessel of God’s unyielding love. Give an orphan a gift that will show them they are seen, valued, and loved Orphan Rescue