Impact Nations builds bridges of hope, healing and justice between the world's most vulnerable, and people compelled to make a difference
Projects Needing Funds
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624 Teacher Piglets Mityana: $300/teacher |
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536 Livestock Mityana: $1090 to go |
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621 Drums Vizag: $2300 to go |
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627 Water Filters $60 each |
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"A happy child makes a toy at Christmas"Each year the Christian ministry SHADDAI the direction of the Holy Spirit is dedicated to spread joy and hope to all children attending the Children's Dining in different areas of the city of Chinandega. Precisely in the Christmas season, especially when dominated and growing sense of peace, love, solidarity and love of neighbor. The task is not easy, and that starts months before the request for support to each and every one of the good-hearted people who want to make a child happy at Christmas, for it sent a mass invitation to contribute to this noble cause with almost a token contribution, in this case 2010, we have determined to request an offering of $ 5.00 for each child, as these funds are invested in bring a lunch, a piñata and conclude with the presentation of a toy for each child.
The greatest satisfaction of all the team of Christian Ministry "El Shaddai" is to receive the invaluable prize of smiling children shouting for joy when you receive a lunch, a piñata and a toy in many cases not expecting these Christmas.
Only our Heavenly Father makes possible what many consider difficult.
God Bless ALL that good-hearted support year after year this worthy cause for children Chinandega.
"Every man according as he purposes in his heart, not grudgingly or of necessity: for God loves a cheerful giver."
(2 Corinthians 9:7)
A few ways to get involved. There are teaching podcasts each week that you can listen to. There are a lot of villages where Impact is working. Most of these have groups of people from around the world who are following the villages and the projects that we are doing in these villages. Find some projects and villages that you are interested in, and join that group. From there you can ask questions, make suggestions etc. You can also write to the people who are on the ground doing the projects.
Another way to get involved is to write news stories. Take some time to look over some of the stores to get an idea-or you can write a response to a story. We have members who, through their contacts overseas and friends back home, have researched projects and go them going.
Another great way to get involved is to come on a Journey of Compassion with us. The next 3 are: Burundi, Africa in Nov; Haiti in Dec; India in January.
Good to have you aboard Janine. Steve Stewart