We get to go back and report the good news to so many women, “Our home is about to open! Come and join us and start a new life!” We thank every donor who has made this possible!

There are two more cottages to build to make our campus complete. Thank you for donating to help us with our plans for the future.

 

Thank you to Sandy and David who hosted a Kairos fundraising meeting in their home. It gave me a chance to share with old and new friends about the vision in Ghana. You two are special!

Next Sunday I share in Gustine, CA at Westside Christian Center. Our goal this year is for the funds to put the mechanized borehole on the land. Pastors, family, and friends, I’m available to come and speak to your group! Contact us.

Blessings,

Anna

 

Kairos would like to highlight Joseph Kabochi for all he does in Nairobi, Kenya. At the age of 11 he became a street kid. He got hooked on drugs and stole to feed himself. As a teen he got involved in gangs and was in and out of jail. He did graduate school through it all and eventually went through the Teen Challenge recovery program. His goal now is to reach those behind him with the message of hope through God.

His work takes time and effort and he needs encouragement. Will you partner with Kairos to help meet Joseph’s needs? You can make a real difference. Just indicate that your giving is designated for him.

Watch Joseph here:

These are the government officials of the Ministry of Tourism and the Ministry of Social Welfare  of Central African Republic. They officiated the Kairos Conference Dec. 5th-8th in Bangui, of the CAR. Kairos representative Joseph Kabochi and I shared  the Christ-centered way of transformation for substance abusers.

We had no idea that the capital city of Bangui is one of the few politically stable locations in the country;  80% of the territory of Central African Republic is overrun with rebel fighters. United Nations troops have been keeping peace for over 3 years.

The nation’s education system in the outlying areas has been abolished, due to the violence. Parents in these areas are rising up to educate the children as best they can. Joseph and I are only beginning to fully understand how important our assignment in Bangui really was.