This post originally appeared in a ACT for Congo newsletter, a partner of CWR.
You may be overwhelmed by information on your devices today, but many people around the globe are still without access to many sources of information. How …
Posts Tagged ‘Justice’
What do you do with what you know?
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Written on October 13th, 2016
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Congo, Education, Justice, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: Congo, Education, Justice, Women
Ministering in Mexico
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Written on March 11th, 2015
Filed under: General
Tags: Children, Human Trafficking, Justice, Mexico, Women
Filed under: General
Tags: Children, Human Trafficking, Justice, Mexico, Women
Covenant World Relief is partnering with a new ministry in Mexico called “Ministering to the Abused and Exploited of Mexico (MAEM).” Recently, MAEM gave a presentation to the Tequix quiac Covenant Church on the prevention of childhood sexual abuse. …
India Justice and Reconciliation
The caste system in India has been oppressing people and families for generations. It is hard to say strongly enough just how devastating the caste system is. CWR partner, Truthseekers International, sees that one way to destroy the caste …
Weddings for Social Change
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Written on August 11th, 2014
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Justice
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Justice
Covenant World Relief partners with Truthseekers International to bring reconciliation and transformation to an oppressive system. The caste system of India has been used to oppress and manipulate great multitudes of the Indian population. Recently the Truthseekers mission has sought …
Escaping to a Life of Dignity
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Written on June 3rd, 2013
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Justice, Women
Filed under: Community Development
Tags: India, Justice, Women
Asha was living the painful life of a prostitute in Pune, India. After few years, she gave birth to a baby girl. She cared for her child for many years, but when her daughter turned eight years old, Asha’s living …
