In our time of problems worldwide due to the COVID-19 Pandemic there are those in greater need than those of us who still have the ability to buy, to have, to do and to live in warm homes. The children of Nepal do not have all these amenities and are in need. A small contribution goes a long way to meet their pressing needs. I plead to you to give as much as you can. I plead for the children of Nepal!

 

"He says to him (put your name here) the third time, "Simon (put your name here) son of John, do you clearly love Me?" Peter (put your name here) was grieved because He said to him the third time, "Do you (put your name here) clearly love Me?" And he said to Him, "Lord, You know all things; You know that I (put your name here) clearly love You (put your name here)." Jesus said to him, "Feed My sheep." 

In the land where we live we have faucets, running water in our homes, jobs, schools, everywhere we have running water to drink when we are thirsty. We do not know what it means to not have running water, clean water, safe water to drink. We have water to make ice cubes for our drinks, water for our baths drawn from water flowing from our faucets. We take showers, use as much as we desire flowing from faucets. How often do you think about others that do not have what we have and are in need for equipment that will, in the least give some of what we have, especially clean water. $800.00 is all that is needed to purchase for God's sheep: water! In a land of some 311 million people it seems that that number could be given with little taken from a person: it takes something, small, or large donations and you are doing this for God's sheep. When personal things are attended to, those needed things that detract from hearing God's word is it not prompting you to act so that they are free from those worries and can hear the word of God without fearing about their needs? Yes! You will only be following the words of Jesus: "Feed My sheep?!"

Sanitization/Water and Outhouse Project:

 Children Rescue Mission launched its Hygiene Project just 5 years ago. The Hygiene Project has 2 components: one is Clean Water/Outhouse and the other one is educating children about basic hygiene.

 Many village churches and homes lack clean water and an outhouse. We help bring clean water to their homes by supplying water tanks and pipes, and by building wells. Last year we were able to help 7 different locations with such projects.

 “Thank you for providing clean water for our congregation. We are thankful to you,” said pastor Chin Kaji from western Nepal, Gandaki Province, whose church received a clean water holding tank with water from a nearby mountain side creek. Pastor Chin Kaji leads one of 135 churches in the area from our church network. This church is a place of refuge in the Hindu community. The poorest of the poor come to receive assistance, and some of the sick come for prayer. Many people are saved because they get healed at church after prayer.

 We also build outhouses for remote villagers, churches, and communities. Prior to building the outhouses, children and adults would go to the bathroom in a nearby forest which had made the community unsanitary. On average, the outhouse/sanitization project costs $800. As the Lord provides funding, we would like to build more outhouses for the villagers, churches, and communities.

 An exciting part of our clean water and hygiene project is that we get to go to different villages and do our basic hygiene demonstration for children, educating children on how to clean their hands, cut their nails, and brush their teeth along with the importance of using clean water. Nepali people eat with their hands, which is why hygiene is crucial. Our hope and desire as a mission is teaching children at an early age about sanitization. Thousands of children have been educated and have benefitted from this presentation. At each event, we have somewhere between 80 to 100 children. Many of these children have never been to church. The children will hear the Gospel in a very simple way for the first time in their lives, watch the Jesus film and the Anti-Trafficking Documentary presentation. Children receive a Bible along with other gifts.

 Thank YOU (our supporters) for providing resources for us to be able to continue this project. Thank you again for your partnership. You have made a great difference.

Yours for the un-reached in Nepal,

Gyan Pantha, Children Rescue Mission

info@ChildrenRescueMission.org www.ChildrenRescueMission.org

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"This poor man cried out and Yahweh heard (him) and out of all his troubles saved him" (Psalm 34:6) The Hebrew word translated "troubles" means distress and to be in distress is to be in desperation. Have you ever been in desperation? If so, then you know how debilitating it can be. In our country there is so much money, things, possibilities to get a loan, that desperation has a remedy that the people in Nepal do not have and are in need of help. Who can help? You, with so much it is not much to give something to help others. Yes, Yahweh will help and He uses means to accomplish His will. You are the means!  

Desperation and Hope in the Lord!

Ritu, Sangit and Roshna live with their Aunt. Their mom abandoned them 3 years ago. No one knows where she went. Sadly, their Dad also left them sometime later. These precious children had become orphaned. Their Aunt who is already poor felt the need and obligation to care for them. Children Rescue Mission’s village worker knew of this desperate situation through a CRM village church. With CRM’s help their Aunt Sanjita took Ritu, Sangit and Roshan to her home. The children in the picture are: Ritu, with the yellow garment, Sangit in pink and Roshna with a black shirt. Their Aunt Sanjita is on the right. This is a recent picture of precious children and their Aunt when CRM’s worker provided supplies of potatoes, rice, snacks, beans, cooking oils, and vegetables. We support Ritu, Sangit and Roshan as Foster children taken care of by their Aunt. Their Aunt Sanjita said, “Without CRM’s support, it would be impossible to care for these little ones. Thank you for giving us hope.”

What shall we do? We must continue to pray for these children and for their current situations within Nepal. What do we do and why? We are Children Rescue Mission and our goal is to fight against human trafficking by providing basic needs and education for children. Most importantly, our ministry spreads the Message of Jesus Christ to all of the lost children and encourages them to grow in their faith. Most of the children we support are orphans and their situation is unthinkable. We believe providing for the children’s basic needs and awareness against child slavery is a very important remedy against human trafficking. We spread awareness against human trafficking through documentary videos, presentations, and leaflets in remote villages where the illiteracy rate is as high as 90%.

As a prayer and financial partner with Children Rescue Mission, you make it possible for Ritu, Sangit and Roshan to have a home and to meet their basic needs. Our work is Gospel-centered while we meet the needs of children, widows, poor, and sick. We make it our priority to present the Gospel to them.

 

Imagine the difference for this family and 250 other such children who are being helped by Children Rescue Mission. It is because of YOU, our supporters that we are able to reach Nepal’s Hindus with Jesus’ love.

 

Thank you again for your partnership, YOU have made a great difference. Today, your gift can have an eternal impact on children and their families.

Yours for the un-reached in Nepal,

Gyan Pantha, Children Rescue Mission

info@ChildrenRescueMission.org www.ChildrenRescueMission.org

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