A Life Changed: Samuel’s Story

Samuel Orlando

After his father’s death Samuel found himself on the streets at 5 years old. He felt abandoned and thought his fate was to become a drug addict or a thief.

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A Life Inspired by the “Lutheran Ladies”

A group of women from a Lutheran church in the United States decided to sponsor Jean Chery. It was because of their sponsorship that his reality began to change.

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young children dressed for graduation celebration

Celebrating Graduation and a Bright Future

On graduation day, families celebrated not only their completion of the Child Survival Program, but also the end of the most vulnerable time in their children’s lives.

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What Would you Like to Know About Your Sponsored Child’s Country?

What would you like to know about the country where your sponsored child lives?

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The Value of Sports in the Life of a Child

Sports teach children about unity and trust, about how to express themselves more freely and sports can help children discover their gifts and talents.

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He Leaped Into My Arms and My Hear Was Gone

He Leaped into My Arms and My Heart Was Gone

There was something about this boy that Katy just couldn’t shake. How could she connect with a child when she didn’t even know his name?

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Samuel Orlando

Samuel Orlando: Living With Purpose

God never abandons his children. He is never late, but He is never early either. Rather, He is ALWAYS there.

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Jonathan Raul Almonte Moncion

Leadership Profile: Jonathan Almonte

“It was as when the stones speak. I opened my eyes and said to myself that God was calling me to something more. My dream is to become an ambassador, and at the utmost degree, represent my country as the president.

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The Day That Changed Haiti Forever

Our long-term strategy to help rebuild Haiti embodies four key areas — equipping pastors, offering child protection to highly vulnerable children, creating income-generating programs, and reconstructing Compassion-assisted child development centers.

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group of men in Haiti at construction site

What Does the Quality of Compassion Look Like?

For a number of Haitians, fear is being challenged by hope. Optimism is battling against fatalism.

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a boy looking at a basket of food

Kid’s Snacks in Haiti

As many other Caribbean countries, Haiti has a very rich cuisine. Haiti however, maintains an independently unique flavor.

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What Inspires You to do More?

Meeting Joel gave EJ a clear picture into the ways that Jesus’ followers need to work together to care for each other.

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