But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
Rom. 5:8
In Cambodia 1 in 5 women will experience a crisis pregnancy. This can be from sexual exploitation, physical and emotional health problems, addictions, rape, underage, HIV positive, poverty etc. Being a single mother is a quick way to poverty and brings social shame. This financial burden and loss of reputation lead women to crisis, feeling overwhelmed, isolated, like they have no choice but to abort/traffick/abandon their babies and for some, even commit suicide.
No woman should face a crisis pregnancy alone. Mother’s Heart has developed a programme that is at the forefront of preventing child family separation and supporting women with unplanned or unwanted pregnancies through their counselling and support programmes.
Click on the link below to read more about what Mother's Heart are doing to support these women and young girls and see how you can help them do this.
One way you can help is pledge your support so that we can access the match funding from BigGive. We need to raise £3,500 in pledges to take part.
If this ministry touches your heart and you feel led to help us by pledging, then please click the link below to fill in your information. No payment will need to be made until the end of the campaign in December.
The campaign itself will run from 1st - 8th December where supporters can have their donation towards this project DOUBLED.
We have moved out of the warehouse and have a new address!
Please update your records and send all correspondence to:
86 Okus Road,
Swindon
SN1 4JP
Email addresses and telephone number are the same.
Trustees have recently awarded grants to ......
If you would like to find out more information about these projects then please book us in to come visit your church to share more about the work they are doing. We really do love to share about the work of our partners and to show the impact of your support in their ministry.
Zea has now returned from her time at the Good News Hospital in Madagascar and writes:
"Mandritsara is a very special place and I am so grateful to have spent time there. I am feeling encouraged in my future career to pursue working in low resource settings and perhaps even returning to Madagascar! The difficulty of working in those settings was apparent to me but so was everyone’s love for the Lord."
Read Zea's full report here.
Our project focus this month is Bethany Healthcare Centre in India who help to support communities living in poverty who have little or no access to medical care.
If you attending Week 1 of the Keswick Convention then please come and say hello to us as we have a stand in Base Camp.
