Everything Compassion does it underpinned by prayer. We pray for our work in the UK, our partner fundraising countries and of course the children and staff in the countries we work in. We believe that prayer moves the Hand that moves the world and we also believe that you can never have too much of it, so we would love it if you remembered this ministry in your personal devotions.
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How Can You Pray For Compassion?
Author: Joe Posted: 10th August, 2012
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J. John and Ganet – Part 2
Author: J.John Posted: 2nd August, 2012
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In part 1 I told you about the moment I met Ganet, a woman crippled from birth and a single mother after being raped when she was working in the fields. I was moved to compassion and set about arranging for her to have surgery on her legs. We returned two years later to see how the operation has impacted her life.
J. John and Ganet – Part 1
Author: J.John Posted: 1st August, 2012
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This is the amazing story of when I met Ganet during a trip to see the work of Compassion in Ethiopia. Ganet was living in unbelievably shocking circumstances and we decided to reach out to her.
Graham Kendrick & Tony Campolo Competition – Win Free Tickets and More!!!
Author: Joe Posted: 31st July, 2012
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To celebrate our exciting tour with Graham Kendrick and Tony Campolo later this year, we’re giving you the chance to enter our competition to win A PAIR OF TICKETS to one of the nights on their tour, a copy of Tony Campolo’s new book , as well as Graham Kendrick’s CD, ‘Very Best of Graham Kendrick’.
Compassionate Sky-Diving
Author: Web Team Posted: 26th July, 2012
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What motivates a man with a fear of heights to jump out of an airplane? The cry of the poor did for Compassion UK’s Senior Partnership Manager, Tim Robertson. He explains what made him do such a loopy thing…!