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The meaning of Easter – reflections from our ministry partners overseas

/ BCM, CFM, Ephphatha, HEAL Africa, Partners, Sunshine Cambodia

Easter is one of the most central celebrations to our Christian faith. It’s a time for us to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus – the source of our salvation.

This is true for our brothers and sisters overseas as well, and so recently, in the lead up to Easter, we caught up with some of our ministry partners to find out what Easter means to them and how they celebrate it.

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12 years of Sunshine

/ Sunshine Cambodia, Supporter Story

Fiona Mance is a passionate supporter of Sunshine Cambodia and the children they serve.

So, when our recent Soup and Sunshine event offered an opportunity to host friends and introduce them to the work of Sunshine, she jumped at the chance.

Shortly after the event, we caught up with Fiona to find out a little more about her connection with Sunshine and how the event went at her place on the night.

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Helping a father heal his son

/ HEAL Africa

From the moment Beni* was born it was clear that something wasn’t quite right.

Had he been born here in Australia, they may have picked it up early in a pregnancy scan, and they would’ve likely treated him within the first few months of his life.

Beni is now four years old and lives with his father, Joseph, in one of the outer districts of Goma city in the DR Congo. And he’s lived his whole life so far with a congenital malformation in both legs…

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Save the date!

/ Partners, Sunshine Cambodia

Let’s come together (virtually) to make a life-changing difference for children in rural Cambodia.

Join us for dinner on Saturday 5 March 2022 as we stir up a special Cambodian soup and raise much-needed funds so that Sunshine Cambodia can reach and help more kids.

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The joy of school shoes

/ CFM

“One of my happiest times in my life was the day I received school shoes.” Masiko* lives with her grandmother and 14 other children (from a number of families) in an ‘incomplete house’ in the Mbale district of Uganda. Right

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