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Standing for the Fatherless
June 13, 2016
Today’s post is written by Mike Sohm. Mike is president of CAMA and has served on the CAMA Board since 2007. Read his story here. Reminder: Father’s Day is approaching. Have you thought of what you want to say to your dad whether in person, over the phone, or in writing? For those of us who […]
Continue ReadingA Business Beyond Batik
June 6, 2016
Today’s post is written by Sarah, a CAMA worker in Southeast Asia. CAMACrafts is a handicraft company in Laos, Southeast Asia encouraging women to use their traditional cultural skills to continue their livelihood and care for their families. The goal is to lead Lao and Hmong villagers toward self-sufficiency through a viable business as an aid […]
Continue ReadingThe Good Developer: An Intern’s Perspective
May 9, 2016
Today’s post is written by Matthew Albright, an Envision intern with CAMA working at the Jɛgɛ Ɲuman fish farm. The project provides locals with tools to increase agricultural yields through innovative, sustainable farming methods. Matthew set out in May 2015 and is about to finish his one-year internship. My time here has been anything but expected. I came into […]
Continue Reading6 Priorities for Recovery in Ecuador
May 1, 2016
As the focus changes from relief to recovery, The Alliance National Church of Ecuador will respond in six key ways. You can join in.
Continue ReadingRemembering Nepal
April 25, 2016
On April 25, 2015 a church worshiped together in a small school in Nepal. Suddenly, in the middle of the service, the ground began to shake. The group anxiously looked at one another and then knew—this was a kind of earthquake they had never felt before. As the longest minute in their lives finally ended, the […]
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