More than $500,000 of donated books were loaded up yesterday at Multnomah University and put into a container bound for Rwanda!
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Godfrey received cleft palate surgery on 3/9/10 and he was sponsored on 3/6/10! This has been an amazing week for this special little boy…
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February 12, 2010
800 pastors from all over Rwanda come to the Dream Center for a week of encouragement, worship, exhortation and fellowship. Keep them in your prayers as they return to their communities to lead.
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February 11, 2010
The Pastors’ Conference in Rwanda draws hundreds of pastors from all over the country. It’s all happening at the Dream Center!
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February 10, 2010
Freeman Motor Co. is hosting a benefit concert to raise money to purchase a truck for the community of Kageyo!
Mark your calendars…
ROAD TO KAGEYO BENEFIT CONCERT
Date: Saturday, March 6
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Freeman Motor Co. Showroom
7524 SW Macadam Ave
Portland, OR 97219
Cost: FREE!
Artists: Enric Sifa, Emily Otteson, Cool Conspiracy
Other info: Catering by Morton’s Steakhouse and Ava Roasteria! And, each attendee will receive a complimentary gift bag.
Please invite your family, friends and churches!
For more information on the Road to Kageyo project, click here.
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Sponsor Godfrey Today!
For 13 years, Godfrey has suffered with a cleft palate. He looks different than all the other kids and it is a struggle to talk and to eat. God is watching out for this young man, though!
In March, Africa New Life will partner with Smile Train to get Godfrey much needed cleft palate correction surgery.
But, Godfrey still needs a sponsor. He needs to be able to consistently attend school, to have the opportunity to succeed.
He needs someone to come alongside him; to hold his hand. And, to lift him up.
For only $35/month, you can give Godfrey hope…
E-mail children@africanewlife.org if you’re interested in sponsoring Godfrey today!
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February 3, 2010
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.
1 year ago • NotesHelping 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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