Mission team from Hope Church of Singapore
http://www.hopesingapore.org.sg/
Besides the normal activities of the month,
the highlight of our August was the occasion
to welcome our friends from Hope Church
Singapore. The team consisted of 5 lovely
people who were so passionate about sharing
God’s love to others that they had decided
to spend their vacation on a mission trip to
Vietnam just to glorify God and make their
holiday a meaningful one.
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A day with Family 5
On the first day, the Singapore team was
excited about meeting with
the
children from family 5. We made
acquaintances with children through many
games which were prepared before. We
listened to children sharing their lives,
families and hobbies. Look at the happy
smiles on children’s face; we were happy for
making the simple thing for them. We had a
big lunch together and gave them many nice
small gifts. After an interesting day, we
left Family 5 in happiness, and we wished
they would be good in health and studying.
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Waiting for Singapore team to come! |
Warm up with the first game ”musical
chairs”. |
Children were eager to play games. |
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Beautiful smiles! |
Take part in the 2nd game,
”Numbers”, to get gift. |
Take photo with children after playing some
games. |
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Time is for lunch! |
Let’s enjoy the big lunch!!!! |
Prepare for game; waking up children after
nap time! |
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Let’s sing and dance!!! |
Try new shoes from Singapore team for new
school year! |
Children are happy to receive new shoes!!! |
A morning at Danang Church with College
Students
On the second day the team was able to meet
with students from Da Nang Church. With the
desire to encourage the students in their
walk with God, our Singaporean friends had
carefully prepared a sharing session about
the topic of “Persistent Prayers”. After a
few minutes getting to know the students
through conversations and ice-breaker games,
we started with praise and worship and
committed the time to God’s lead. The
message about P.U.S.H, which stands for
“Pray Until Something Happens” and the
testimony from our sister Joanne about how
God had led her to go for a relief mission
in Japan after the tsunami, really touched
the students’ hearts. That was also an
inspiration for them to get out of their
comfort zone and really start to do
something for Him. We closed the session
with a time of prayer when we split in
different groups to pray for various needs
of the students regarding their health,
their orientation in life, as well as their
desire to serve God.
In the afternoon, we got the chance to visit
some student houses where we spent another
lovely time with the students, got to know
them better, caught a glimpse of their
living conditions and also took the time to
pray for them.
To the students, this was not only a chance
for them to make friends with foreigners,
but also a reminder from God so that they
would be encouraged to keep praying,
trusting in Him, and being bold in sharing
His Gospel and His love to others. And to
our Singaporean friends, they had really
pleased God in reaching out to His people
and glorified Him through what they were
doing here in Vietnam. After all, thanks to
God’s grace and providence, everyone has
benefited so much from this precious
occasion. May God continue to send His
people to Vietnam to be a blessing to His
Vietnamese children. |
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Getting to know each other |
Ice-breaker games |
Worship time |
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Pray for one another |
P.U.S.H Skit |
Taking photo together |
Medical Mission by Quang Nam Churches
There were about 240 elderly patients who
came to have medical checks and what makes
us really happy and proud is that a saying
of "May God bless you" kept being repeated
by one of the volunteers when she delivered
gifts to each one of them. Also, the words
“God is love” was on the 240 plastic bags
given to each patient. It is truly a blessed
day for all. |
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The team of Christian doctors, nurses and
volunteers pray together before the medical
mission |
Waiting for their turn |
Doctor writes a prescription |
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Lady being examined by a doctor. |
A young Buddist monk receives medicines
after checkup |
Another doctor checks an elderly patient. |
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Food stuffs for gifts |
Gift for each person treated |
A prayer of thanksgiving and lunch after the
mission with local government. |
Sponsors Needed
Right
now, there is a needy child living in
poverty who is waiting for a caring person
like you. We have many children who need
sponsors.
To see these children or to fill out an
application go to our web site by clicking
child.
Without your help, many of these will not
finish school. For just $30 a month you can
see that the child you choose will break the
cycle of poverty by getting a good
education, better food, clothing, and
shelter. For more information about these
children or an application form, you can
also contact
Reggie,
who lives in Danang.
Please pray that we can find sponsors for
all our children and put your prayers to
work by sharing the need with your church,
Sunday School Class, civic club, etc.
PLEASE HELP
Share your love and faith
These children urgently need sponsors who
will support a child for $30 a month or the
whole family for $50 a month, and will pray
for them, write and encourage them. |
Please Sponsor me! |
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My name is |
Nguyen Thi My Ha |
Area |
Que Xuan, Quang Nam |
Birthday |
June 18, 2003 |
Gender |
Female |
School Level |
5 |
School achievement |
Above Average |
Favorite Subject |
Math |
Favorite Pastime |
Learning to play keyboard |
Number of Siblings |
3 |
Mother's Occupation |
Selling vegetables |
Father's Occupation |
died |
Family’s income |
$70 |
Children in school |
3 |
Total in the Home |
5 |
About me:
My
father died years ago because of
lung cancer. There is only my
mother raises four of us
sisters. My oldest sister has
mental illness and she is in
Quang Nam Center. My second
sister just passed the entrance
exam to a University in Da Nang
city, and she will start her
student life this September. My
next sister will be in 12th
grade in this new school year.
Previously, in order to pay for
the treatment of my father, my
mother had to borrow money from
the state bank and individuals
amounting to nearly $3000. Her
daily income from the selling
vegetables at the market is
about $3 and it is certainly not
enough to pay for school fee for
three of us at school and the
debt. I look for helps from the
sponsors.
Family members:
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Dinh
Thi Trung (1963) -
Mother-selling vegetables
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Nguyen Thi Hoai Thi (1985) –
Sister-Mental illness
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Nguyen Thi Nguyet Hac
(1995)-Sister-1st
year student
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Nguyen Thi Ngoc Huyen (1996)-
Sister-12th grade
LOVE’s note:
A
family sponsorship is
recommended or a child
sponsorship for her and a
student sponsorship for Hac, but
any help would be appreciated. |
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