Working in the Marketplace
Kayesu Janet completed the New Life Family Center program last year. And, she started her own business and works in the Marketplace. She loves working directly with her customers.
Now Janet is able to smile. And, once gaunt, she’s gained a little weight! It is exciting to see these testimonies of God’s faithfulness.
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Sengero Eudia
One of Eudia's deaf students
One of Eudia's deaf students
Helping the Deaf of Rwanda
The one-year vocational training program in Rwanda did more than provide a job for Sengero Eudia!
Eudia is now one of the women leaders in her church. And, she now trains deaf girls in tailoring, as well. The deaf women of Rwanda struggle with feeling invaluable to society. By teaching them a trade, Eudia is providing these young women with a sense of self-worth, as well.
Eudia, once hopeless and lost herself, is now helping women who are lost and hopeless to find God and to learn a valuable trade!
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All About Rose
In 2009, nearly 70 women went through a one-year vocational training program through the New Life Family Center in Rwanda. During the program, these women learn to sew, but more importantly they learn life skills and they learn about the God who loves them more than anything in the world!
Rose graduated last year after successfully completing the program. Today, she is president of a sewing cooperative in her community, and she uses her incredible leadership skills each day.
Rose’s employees create school uniforms for all of the children in their community. Because of her skills, Rose has been able to train and employ a number of women!
Rose’s training has helped dozens of other women, too. What a ripple effect!
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Dorothy desperately needs to be sponsored! She is a secondary student (in Senior 3, which is equivalent to 9th grade) who someday wants to be an engineer. Dorothy lives with her father and stepmother with her seven siblings. Her mother lives in a neighboring country.
$60/month will help to make this young girl’s dreams come true. She loves school (her favorite subject is Physics) and needs help to continue!
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73 out of 74 primary-level students at New Life Christian Academy passed their national examination to continue to secondary school! And, The New Times, Rwanda’s national newspaper, made sure to include an interview with John Africa, New Life’s principal, as well.
Read the article here:
http://www.newtimes.co.rw/index.php?issue=14153&article=25223
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Dormitory for street boys in Kayonza is near completion. The roof will go on TOMORROW! And, these boys will finally have a permanent place to live.
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