Recent News and Updates
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Friends and family, We’re pleased to send you our Christian greetings from the land of thousand hills (RWANDA). We hope and pray that God has been good to you and your families as he has been to … [Read More...]
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Greetings, I hope that this newsletter finds you and your families well. I have been thinking about writing for sometime but I kept thinking that I did not have enough to share. As I sat down to … [Read More...]
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Quick Update:New mailing address We hope that this email finds you well in good health as it is our ultimate prayer for you and your family. As usually, we are happy to send you this quick update … [Read More...]
From dead-end treets to the streets of opportunities
Some of our boys have been living with us for the last eight years. They can hardly recognize themselves in the pictures we took then. They have grown so much in all dimensions. They have new … [Read More...]
Featured Members of our Family
A welcome to our new child: Silas
His name is Silas. He thinks he is 12 years old but he looks 8 or 9. We first met him few months ago during one of our outreaches to the street children. Despite his desperate life conditions, Silas … [Read More...]
Olivier Uwonkunda
Age: 19 Year in school: Technical School, first year Favorite Sport: Football (soccer) Favorite Team: Manchester United Nicknames: Kazungu-“little white boy” Olivier was just two … [Read More...]
Siliac Nizeyimana
Age: 13 Year in School: Primary, Level 4 Favorite Sport: Football (soccer) Nickname: “The Bulldog” Nizeyimana means “I am trusting God” Siliac Nizeyimana was given the nickname … [Read More...]
From our partners and volunteers
“Umuryango” means family in Kinyarwanda. We saw it being lived out when we visited the boys at the vocational technical school yesterday. They were delighted to see Jean Paul who, like a father, gave them advice and encouragement. His mother accompanied us despite her physical limitations. … [Read More...]
In an earlier post, we wrote two statements that we would underline if we were writing them today. We told you that because of his past, we were happy that Moises was doing so well. To grasp the significance of that statement, it is helpful to know that both of his parents were killed in the … [Read More...]
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