“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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Welcome to our new website! I’m really excited to welcome you to this exciting new space. Now that you’re here, I hope you take a few moments to click around and explore! But why did we need a new website,
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We have a brand new ministry partner – Sunshine Cambodia. Sunshine Cambodia is transforming the lives of vulnerable children in Phnom Penh and rural Cambodia by providing them with access to quality education and safe, supportive environments at home and
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Dr Lévis Milegha Mbala, one of the founding fathers of Ephphatha, passed away from COVID-19 earlier this year. He was a pioneer of the mission to reach people with hearing impairment in the DRC and pivotal to the inception of
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Compassion is at the heart of God. We read in the scriptures that when Jesus saw the crowds, he was moved with compassion towards them, because they were harassed and helpless (Mat 9:36). The gospels are filled with Jesus showing
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Meet five-year-old Max McQueen, one of our newest and youngest supporters. He recently gave $11 to our emergency appeal for India’s COVID second wave. When we called up to thank him, his parents gave us a bit more of the
Max’s Mite – a small boy’s big gift Read More »
Sunshine Cambodia Cambodia is one of the poorest countries in the world and in addition to the ‘common’ challenges of poverty, the country particularly struggles with high rates of domestic violence, child labour and a lack of education. Against this backdrop, Sunshine Cambodia has been supporting
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Chantrea* is a 19-year-old student from a poor community in Phnom Penh. Her father is a tuk-tuk driver and her mother sells sesame balls and Cambodian donuts on the streets. Before encountering Sunshine Cambodia, Chantrea’s parents were struggling to afford the basic
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On Saturday night (22nd May) the sky above Goma turned red as lava began streaming from Mount Nyiragongo (only 12km away) leading thousands of people to begin fleeing the city. In a similar eruption in 2002, lava flows did reach
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“[Bangalore City Mission‘s] child care centre was such a blessing in our lives. When it was closed so suddenly, we didn’t know what we were going to do.” When Tulsi and her husband moved to the city to find jobs,
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