One of our newest projects from over the summer has made considerable progress over the past couple of months. In partnership with the Evangelical Covenant Church of Kenya, CWR is supporting the building of a boarding house so that young …
Community Development
Building Updates at the Kenya Boarding House
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Written on October 24th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Education, Kenya
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Education, Kenya
Colombia Partners Meeting
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Written on October 16th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti, Mexico
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti, Mexico
Dave and I (Chrissy) are just returning from a wonderful week of meetings in Colombia with some of our amazing Latin American and Caribbean partners. A few of our ECC missionaries have written about the time together. Instead of adding …
Sexual Violence Targeting Children in the DR Congo
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Written on October 15th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Congo, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Children, Congo, Women
The Democratic Republic of Congo is the neediest country in the entire world. The Congolese people face so many issues, including extreme poverty, malnutrition, and armed conflict, to name just a few. However, there is another devastating issue that many …
Churches Supporting Projects
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Written on October 11th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Bangladesh, Water
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Bangladesh, Water
We love it when churches and individuals are really invested in CWR projects. Below, you can read about how Grace Community Covenant Church in Olympia, WA, became very involved in our Bangladesh water project.
For the past two years, Grace
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Reclaiming the World’s Brain Power
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Written on October 4th, 2012
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Children
Filed under: Community Development, General
Tags: Children
According to global health experts, around 200 million children around the world are not reaching their full potential because things like poverty, disease, and malnutrition are negatively affecting their early brain development.
According to Peter Singer, CEO of a …
