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Love
Of
Vietnam
Expressed
by
Helping the Poor &
Needy
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(1 John 3:16-18 NKJV): By this, we know
love, because
He laid down His life for us. And we also ought to lay down
our lives for the brethren. But whoever has
this world's goods, and sees his brother in need, and shuts
up his heart from him, how does the
love of God abide
in him? My little children, let us not love
in word or in tongue, but in deed and in truth. |
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Official Newsletter
of L.O.V.E.
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December 2016
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The Poor Among Us
If there is among you a poor man of your brethren . . .
you shall not harden your heart nor shut your hand.
—Deuteronomy
15:7
Francis Chan, in his book Crazy
Love, tells
of a family with an interesting Christmas tradition. On
Christmas morning, the Robynson family doesn’t focus on
opening presents under the Christmas tree. Instead, they
make pancakes and coffee, and serve the breakfast to the
homeless. This is a small but creative way to show God’s
love and generosity to the poor.
God expected this kind of generosity from His people. In
Deuteronomy 15, Moses emphasized the reality of poverty
and how the more affluent must deal with it. They were
warned of four dangers:
A hard heart, ignoring
the needs of the poor (v.7).
A closed hand, withholding
what the poor lacked (v.7).
An evil thought, hesitating
or refusing to loan money to the poor because the year
of canceling debts was nearing (v.9).
A grudging spirit, a
reluctance to satisfy the needs of the poor among them
(v.10). Not only were they warned about selfishness, but
more important, they were encouraged to be spontaneously
generous (vv.8,10,11).
Among God’s people, there must always be a spirit of
generosity toward the poor. Let’s open our hearts and
our hands.
One grace each child of God can show
Is giving from a willing heart;
Yet, if we wait till riches grow,
It well may be we’ll never start. —D. De Haan
Generosity stems from the heart that has experienced
God’s grace.
(By Marvin
Williams -
Our Daily Bread, 2010)
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Please remember the poor, elderly and handicapped people
this Christmas season by adding $10 or $20 or $50 or
more to your monthly donation to help us carry out the
humanitarian mission to a poor mountainous area.
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EXTRA GIFTS IN NOVEMBER
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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
Mr. Reggie.
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.
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Ru Tit with her birthday gift – a cute bear pattern
backpack
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Little Hoai Nam with his nice shoes
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Birthday cash for Ngoc Nhat
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Minh Chau received the extra class fee being a very
essential and helpful gift for 12th-graders.
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Hong Loan got a basic basket.
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A start-up cash gift for beautiful young lady – Ngoc
Diem
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Nghia and his family have a double joy this month. Nghia
got an early Christmas gift for him and his sister and
an amount for his grandma to start a small business from
an American donor. Besides,
he has recently sponsored by a Vietnamese-German lady. A
big thanks to both!
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Hieu with his household basket as a start-up gift
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Our generous sponsors keep sending lots of extra gifts
to children even when it is not their birthdays. Above
are pictures of Rin, Hung, Thuan and Anh receiving
parcels from Germany.
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Notice
Love Of Vietnam Expressed is pleased to inform you that
on 15 November 2016, our office was relocated to a new
building at the following address:
29 Bui Huu Nghia, Son Tra district, Da Nang city,
Vietnam.
Tel No.: +84.511.394.0743 or +84.935.567.826 (Ms.
Dong)
You can see pics of our new office
here.
We look forward to your continued support.
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Please Sponsor me!
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My
name is
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Dang Pham Thanh Van
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Area
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Cam Le, Da nang
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Birthday
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July 28,2005
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Gender
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Female
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School Level
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6
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School achievement
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Good (grade 5)
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Favorite Subject
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Math
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Favorite Pastime
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Read comic
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Number of Siblings
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1
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Father's Occupation
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Fisherman
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Mother's Occupation
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Housewife
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Family’s income
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$170
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Children in school
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2
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Total in the Home
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6
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About me:
My father is a fisherman in river and he
tries to work for us. My mother has heart
disease and she always goes to hospital for
her illness. Therefore, she cannot find a
suitable job, she stays at home and
sometimes helps my father in his work in
river. I also live with my grandma and aunt.
My grandma is so old, she cannot work and my
parents take care of her now. My aunt also
catches fish in river to sell but her income
is very low so she cannot support us
anything. I and my brother are in school. We
love going to school. Please help us so that
we can complete our study.
Family members:
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Tran Thi Dinh (1925) – Grandma
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Dang Dinh (1970) – Father
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Pham Thi Han (1970) – Mother
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Dang Thi Biet (1963) – Aunt
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Dang Phuc (2001) – grade 10
LOVE’s note:
A family sponsorship is highly recommended.
09/2016
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(Luke 14:13-14 NIV)
But when you
give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame,
the blind,
and you
will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be
repaid at the resurrection of the righteous."
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(Prov 31:8-9 NIV) "Speak up for
those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who
are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of
the poor and needy."
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(Psa
41:1-3 NKJV) Blessed is he who considers the
poor; The LORD will deliver him in time of
trouble. The LORD will preserve him and keep him
alive, And he will be blessed on the earth; You
will not deliver him to the will of his enemies.
The LORD will strengthen him on his bed of
illness; You will sustain him on his sickbed.
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If you are interested in sponsoring a child,
please check the information by clicking on
children
or
contact
us
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If you live in
Europe, please contact our sister-organization
www.G4Kids.de
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Tax - Deductible Ministry Gifts
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Make checks out to:
"Love Of Vietnam Expressed"
and mail to*:
Love Of Vietnam Expressed
c/o 406 Murphy St.
Blacksburg, VA 24060
*Please include your
email address
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your bank’s bill pay plan.
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God bless you for your prayers and financial support for the children!
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Reggie & Bảo Chi
w/ Hannah & Anna
and staff
in
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Left to right: Nha Ca, Reggie, Dong, Phuong, Tham, and in front, Hong;
not pictured is Tho Tho
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Left to right:
Anna, Reggie, Chi & Hannah
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