While we are praying, we are finding ways to keep our community youth busy and put something small in their pockets. Richard brought a load of red dirt to make our road entrance safe. The others spread the dirt. This is helpful for everyone who drives down our road.
James
James on our purpose says we are: “Empowering the church so they can minister to the people” For why we are in Liberia he says, “As Christians involved [we] bring the presence of Christ in the midst of crisis”
Dear Moses, You are walking now, I know the road has been hard and we will miss you on this side. Walk tall, meet with all your Kpelle friends, like James’ cousin Charles whom you prayed with just before he left us in March this year. Like James’ mother, she’s been there almost a year…
Friday, February 20, 2015 An update. First we are thank-full.. Since American Thanksgiving Sunday, when I stood to say “Thank-you” to New Hope Church for the response of God’s people, I have seen so many answers to prayer. God has not forgotten His promises to His people, even with Ebola. In our Christmas letter we…
TODAY by K. Ngenda Today, Today I live, Today I grieve, Today I pray, Tomorrow will be a gift. Tomorrow will be a greater grief. Tomorrow I will pray. I will pray and I will stand and pray, And I will walk and pray and I will wait and pray. To whom do I pray…
August 1, 2014 Dear friends, Many of you have heard of some of the recent challenges to combat the Ebola Virus outbreak in West Africa and treat those who have contracted it. The reports we hear are difficult to put into perspective
Never before has a crisis asked so much of us Every day we live to see more of its loss And as we live We are all asked to give It has asked of us money
