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Stories of God's amazing intervention into the lives of these children need to be told. Why? Because God needs to be honored and people need to be blessed by seeing and knowing that God truly "is the Father to the Fatherless." (Psalm 68:5) When you read these stories please keep in mind that you could be part of one by helping this Home rescue more orphans from the streets and placing them into a family. There are many more stories waiting to be told. Many more kids praying that their story would become a story of hope. Below are also stories and updates of the current affairs in the home. Eventually this will develop into an update page. Enjoy! |
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From Abandon to Safety
Fortunately he
slowly began to recover from his illness but was now alone and abandoned.
At the same time a local official who knew about Henoc being left at the
hospital was on a visit to the Kinshasa Children's Home where he inquired
about the possibility of the KCH accepting a sickly abandoned little
boy. Pastor Yamapia responded with enthusiasm and soon Henoc joined
the family. Henoc is now a healthy excited little guy who attends
school regularly with his many brothers and sisters. Pray for Henoc and
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Everyday Life
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A
few years ago a three year old little boy by the name of Henoc fell
deathly ill. His parents felt unable to help him and had given up
all hope of seeing him well again. Ashamed they took him to the
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The children at
the Home were very excited as local congregation members donated
much needed sets of clothes, toys and socks! (apparently many, many
pairs of socks!) This is always exciting as we see the church in Africa
mobilized to give from their resources.
Click on each individual picture to enlarge.
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This might as well
be Christmas morning in the Kinshasa Children's Girls Home as the faces
of the girls light up as they open the box with the new donated
television. There really isn't much to watch on the local DROC TV
station but a television becomes a window into the world.
(We
are well aware that having a TV in a home can change the dynamics of the
home but we are confident that the care givers and staff are able to
make those decisions.)
Click on each individual picture to see the wide eyed expressions of the
excited children.
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