Cambodia
Ps. Sokhan have established five new churches in the villages from ECED food distributions are taking place. They recently sent this testimony about one family impacted by our support.
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Pakistan
Ps. Salik has sent this report from a healing crusade conducted in Pakistan where several notable miracles occurred.
Ps. Salik has received several credible threats to his life, and of Christians in his home town. He has particularly asked for prayer for all Christians in his area in the face of this new violence.
Ps. Salik is provide emergency relief to refugees forced out of the home in the Swat valley due to government anti-terrorist activity.
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Burundi
Aline who supervises the ECED food distribution in Burundi sent this recent update. The children are complaining that the rice meals they are receiving are so yummy, they want more and more!
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Uganda
In the north and east of Uganda at least 35 people are reported to have recently died of starvation. The government said last week that so far 51 districts had requested relief food.
Local and national leaders blame the famine on weather calamities starting with the floods of late 2007. After the floods came drought, tempered by late and poor rains, which resulted in food stress during much of 2008. The same pattern recurred in the first half of this year, culminating into the current drought.
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And here’s a quick summary of shipments that are underway:
Burundi
40 ft. container carrying 22 tons of fortified rice meals
Hong Kong40 ft. container with carrying 17 tons of dried soup mix and dehydrated fruit
Kenya40 ft. container carrying 22 tons of non-perishable food, agricultural equipment and medical supplies
Liberia40 ft. container carrying 21 tons of grain, planting seed, children’s vitamins, clothing, and educational supplies
Nicaragua40 ft. container carrying 22 tons of fortified rice meals to start a new ECED outreach
Pakistan40 ft. container carrying 505 steel and aluminum framed tents to assist displaced families through the Christian Fellowship of Pakistan
Zimbabwe40 ft. container carrying 21 tons of corn, planting seed, and medical equipment and supplies
It doesn’t take much to Take Away Hunger.
For as little as $6, the cost of 1 Thai take-away, you can take away hunger for 100 Thai street children!
For the cost of 1 Indian take-away, you can take away hunger for 100 abandoned Indian children!
For the cost of 1 burger, you can provide 100 hot and nutritious meals for hungry children across the world!
For the cost of your weekly take-away meal you can send 100 meals straight to starving children. In fact over the course of a year, that weekly support will actually provide 5200 meals!
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"It’s no secret that the world is a more difficult place today than ever. With war, poverty, and environmental disasters along with weather challenges, the number of people who desperately need help continues to grow.
In 1987 when God told Lester Sumrall to feed the hungry, it was a mandate for such a time as this. We are called to help the lost, the last, and the least.
While that number grows every day, by God’s provision through you, so does Feed The Hungry in our ability to help.
No matter if the need is in the nation of Niger or the city of Elkhart, Indiana, Feed The Hungry is reaching out like never before because the needs are greater than ever before.
Click here to download the latest edition of the Field Report.
Long time ministry partner in Uganda, Irene Gleeson, was recently honoured by the Australian Government for her long service to children affected by war and HIV/AIDS in Northern Uganda. Irene Gleeson, now 64, has been working in North Uganda for 20 years. By coincidence we have highlighted her work in the latest FIELD REPORT.
Irene is the founder of Childcare Kitgum Servants, one of the four Ugandan ministries we have the privilege of supporting. Irene was honoured with the “Order of Australia” on the Queen’s Birthday - one of our nation’s highest civil awards!
We congratulate her for the well-deserved recognition of her many years of hard work.
When peace was finally declared in Sudan’s long, horrible civil war, more trouble came. A terrorist group — ironically named the “Lord’s Resistance Army” (LRA) — moved in from neighbouring Uganda.
The LRA is notorious for abducting children and making them slave-soldiers. Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Ugandan children are moved from place to place every night to avoid abduction. Now the LRA is threatening the children in our care in Sudan.
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