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This Widow’s Powerful Faith in God is Transforming Her Village
Taking care of orphans and widows includes caring for them spiritually. In Cambodia orphans and widows are overlooked because of the Buddhist belief that what happens to a person in this life is based off how they lived in a past life. But Christianity teaches pure religion is to “look after orphans and widows in their distress” (James 1:27). Luckily for a widow in Cambodia a traveling evangelist took the words in James 1:27 to heart. Men Thyda’s Story: Men Thyda started a church in her home in Cambodia. Five years ago a travelling evangelist came to the remote village Community
What Does United Nations Day Have To Do With You?
How does the United Nations create sustainable development? Check out their goals to get a better idea. Monday was United Nations Day! This day celebrates the creation of the United Nations. Wait wait! Stick with me! I promise this will get interesting soon. The United Nations is an international body, created in the wake of WWII, in an attempt to avoid WWIII. It allows for international discussions and decisions to be made in peaceful ways. It acts as a global think tank for information on humanitarian issues, and seeks to provide humanitarian aid around the world. It’s extremely important, and United Nations
Orphans and Widows Deserve a Place to Call Home
Since caring for orphans and widows means so much to you, I want to let you know about a special day. October 3rd has been designated by the United Nations as World Habitat Day. It seems that everything in today’s world has it’s own “day of recognition” so, what makes this one so important? Is it to take a second and think about the environment in which we are living, and how our carbon footprint will affect wildlife in their natural habitat? Important, but no. Is it to reflect on the state of our own towns, our cities, and our Orphans and Widows
How to Protect Highly Vulnerable Children
One of the best ways to protect highly vulnerable children is by keeping families together. It’s common knowledge that children need families. Even though we know this, sometimes families break apart, and a lot of the time it’s not their fault. Marriage and raising children are both difficult to do alone – you need people to walk through life with you! And thanks to Kinship Projects who connect struggling families with a strong accountability network, more children get to stay in their families. The Kinship Projects in Cambodia are doing this in two ways: Providing parenting classes for local families Community