A number of CWR-connected people recently took a trip to India to visit CWR projects. Below are reflections about the trip from Thomas Robinson, a member of the Covenant Executive Board and on the Compassion, Mercy, and Justice committee.
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A Personal Reflection on Visiting India
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Written on February 15th, 2013
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, India, Justice, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, India, Justice, Women
Covenant Cares – Every Gift Makes a Difference!
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Written on February 11th, 2013
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Ethiopia, India, South Sudan, Water
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Ethiopia, India, South Sudan, Water
$25 provides clean water in Ethiopia
With gifts to clean water, young girls are able to attend school. Because they can now collect clean water in just 5 minutes (as opposed to the 1.5 hours it used to take), …
The Need Continues in Burma
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Written on February 6th, 2013
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Burma, Medical
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Burma, Medical
CWR’s mobile medical clinics project in Burma is in partnership with the Karen Department of Health & Welfare and Partners Relief & Development. They recently sent us a two-part update on what is happening there:
Political update
Burma’s political state …
Three Tangible Ways Our South Sudan Children Project Helps
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Written on February 4th, 2013
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, South Sudan
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, South Sudan
Our South Sudan Vulnerable and Orphaned Children project continues to work to alleviate the hardships facing children who have been marginalized by ongoing conflict and the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Two of the primary ways this project supports children is through funding …
When Things Don’t Happen the Way They Should
Families in Cameroon are often split up because of job situations. For example, government workers are often forced to work away from their families, and farmers often have to travel to different regions that better support crops. For this reason, …
