On the 19th of April 2013, it will be 10 years since our baby Caleb Aaron Dowds died. He sadly lived for only 59 minutes.
There are some complications that even the best medical care in the world cannot help.
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Why I’m running the London Marathon for Compassion UK: Aaron Dowds
Author: Web Team Posted: 30th January, 2013
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Happy New Year!
Author: Web Team Posted: 2nd January, 2013
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As you reflect on the previous year, and pray about what Jesus is calling you into this year, all of us at Compassion UK would like to thank you for your support.
Giving Financial Gifts To Your Sponsored Children
Author: Web Team Posted: 19th December, 2012
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Have you considered sending a financial gift to your sponsored child or their family? There’s many ways you can bless your child, their family or the Compassion project…
Sending photographs is really important. A sponsored child can see their sponsor and are able to focus their prayers on a real person’s face. You can also send flat paper items such as postcards and stickers with the letters that you write to your child, but there’s a limit to what you can send every time.
Have you considered sending a financial gift to your sponsored child or their family?
An Adventure, and a Lesson in the Power of Hope – Part 2
Author: Web Team Posted: 4th December, 2012
Category: Blood, Sweat & Compassion No Comments
The Kilimanjaro challenge itself was huge!
We have never done anything like it before and weren’t 100% sure what to expect from the altitude and terrain.
An Adventure, and a Lesson in the Power of Hope – Part 1
Author: Web Team Posted: 3rd December, 2012
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Blood, Sweat and Compassion
The October 2012 Kilimanjaro Challenge
The email my husband received from me simply said ‘We have to do this!’ followed by a forwarded email from Compassion UK. The email was an invitation for volunteers to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, to raise money for three Leadership Development Programme (LDP) students.
