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Famine Update
August 6, 2007 by scot.
Below are some emails that were sent about Winnie. The orphan that is trying to save the dying girl.
Dear Maurice,
Winnie’s sponsor has asked you to do whatever you can to
save this child that Winnie is laboring over and he has agreed to cover
the expenses. I would hate to see little Winnie’s heart broken after
trying so heard. We are so very proud of these young people and I know
you are also.
Please continue to let us know of the progress of this little girl, and
the cost of caring for her.
Esther
The girl is able to talk and can now play. She ate well yesterday and even this morning when I went to pray for her, she was in stable condition. Only that she does not eat much. I think she will survive but is still a bit weak. Please keep everybody praying for her.
If she can survive, then it can be one of the miracles God will have done before the eyes of the children. At least at the moment, I can say that she is getting better health-wise.
God bless you abundantly.
Maurice
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Famine
August 6, 2007 by scot.
Pastor Maurice wrote the following letter about the famine and the difficulty street children are having in finding food.
You (Esther and Vicki) saw how many children were coming by the gate to at least get a meal or something to take home or even have their photos taken with a hope that we will one day accept them in to the center. It is a period of starvation but good luck, we have got maize and beans from Uganda.
For the last three weeks, it was reported that several children have died of starvation especially in this Province. In Homa-Bay and Rongo towns, 37 children have died of starvation or hunger related cases. No food for them and they died. On Friday, older boys and girls went to tears when they heard about it. Most of the children we have now were also from the streets and so they know what it means to starve to death. They had once felt the pain of starvation. That is why they held a meeting.
I did not attend the meeting and they even did not want me to attend. It was a meeting for the older boys and girls aged 14 and above. They discussed and came up with a solution which they later presented to us.
They decided that they want to save the lives of some of the children in the streets, let alone those who come by the gates everyday. So, they decided that Beginning last Sabbath (Saturday), they skip a meal a day and that meal is to be given to the children dying in the streets. So we began the program on Sabbath. It is still on and will continue until August.
Most of the children who have died of starvation in the streets are aged between 3years old and seven years old. So, in this program, they are only feeding children in that age bracket. They also carry water to give them. So far, they have fed about 214 children.
I thank God that we have orphans who can feel for their fellow suffering children in the streets. God is truly teaching these children to be missionaries. I am just so much impressed. They have not forgotten the pain of where they came from. They feel touched when they hear of young children dying of starvation.
Please pray for these our children and tell all the sponsors that their children are just so wonderful in deeds. Tell them that they generosity is not only saving lives and giving hope to the hopeless, but they are also raising missionaries for God.
Yesterday, Bob’s daughter (Winfred Ajwang) decided to carry one of the children they had fed. Actually, the child is too weak and I don’t think she will survive. She had probably stayed for weeks without food or even a place to sleep. Winfred is trying to spoon-feed her but I fear for her life. she might not survive the next four or five days. She is about three years old or four. just found in the streets and so we have no history about her. But she is likely to die. Winfred has a lot of love for children and she truly feel for this child. The child sleeps on her bed and if she wets the bed, Winfred does not mind. She is saying that she is determined to save the life of the child. She was even too weak to speak yesterday, but today in the morning, she just smiled after drinking porridge and taking pineapple juice. She can not speak yet. She is just too think and all bones.
If this child is to survive, I am sure she will need some special medical attention. I don’t really know but we just put it into prayer.
WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE OR UNDERSTANDING, GOD IS RAISING UP MISSIONARIES AT HFCC. I HAVE DONE COMPLETELY NOTHING TO MAKE THEM MISSIONARIES FOR GOD. IT IS GOD DOING IT ALONE. I THANK GOD FOR THIS. LET US PUT THEM IN PRAYER.
Thank you very much and God bless you abundantly
Maurice
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We are just starting this site.
August 6, 2007 by scot.
We are looking for people that are willing to share what they are doing to help orphans. Please email the webmaster@orphanages.ws to get a login to start blogging.
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Hello world!
August 6, 2007 by scot.
Welcome to Orphanages’ Blog. This blog is open to orphanages from around the world. We are hoping that different orphanages will blog on this site and let us know what they are doing to help orphans. If you would like to blog on this site send an email to webmaster@orphanages.ws to get a login and password.
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