I live quite close to London, so I often see tourists with cameras draped around their necks looking for the next picture to take. And I am sure we have all experienced the seemingly endless evening of being subjected to the latest holiday snaps from our family. What do these two things have in common?
Archive for June, 2012
Photo Friday – Something Worth Remembering
Author: Paul Dymott Posted: 29th June, 2012
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Life in Burkina Faso
Author: Web Team Posted: 27th June, 2012
Category: Photos 8 Comments
Compassion began it’s ministry in Burkina Faso in 2004 and we are now serving over 27,000 children across the country. More than 50% of the population claim to be Islamic, while only 6% claim to be Evangelical Christians. What is Burkina Faso doing to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ?
When a Project Closure is Good News!
Author: Joe Posted: 26th June, 2012
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Every now and then, Compassion will receive a report notifying us that a project has ceased operating. But sometimes it’s good news!
Writing Letters Sanctifies Me
Author: Joe Posted: 25th June, 2012
Category: Devotional 2 Comments
I am passionate about seeing tangible impacts that our child sponsorship has on the little ones we support, but over the years I’ve been working at Compassion I have heard countless testimonies of people saying how God has used sponsorship to transform them. Most of us never saw it coming.
Photo Friday – What Are You Building?
Author: Paul Dymott Posted: 21st June, 2012
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As we continue to explore the images taken by children in the Compassion projects, we stop in the Philippines this week to ponder on this offering.
