Tag: Africa

Moise’s Legacy

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In memory of Moise Mamy, 170 children in Guinea will have a better environment to learn and hear the name of Jesus.

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A Mom’s Confession

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This post is written by Becky, a CAMA worker in West Africa. I have a mom confession. Sunday isn’t my children’s favorite day of the week. In fact, typically there is a lot of begging to stay home and do “home church.” I get it, the services in West Africa are three hours long. They’re […]

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Flood Relief in Boma, DR Congo

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Just as Christmas celebrations came to close massive flooding killed at least 50 people and left thousands more homeless in Boma, Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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Poverty: A Raw Picture

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Sorrow and hope collide in this glimpse into one of the poorest countries in the world. Will you take a moment and remember the children like these?

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One Ebola Widow, One Neighbor, One Village

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Today’s post is written by CAMA worker Stephen Albright serving in Guinea. There are zero active cases of Ebola in West Africa. Yet, there is still a chance the virus remains in the fluids of those who have somehow recovered. This disease could reappear for a survivor at any given moment—even a year after being […]

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