Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 March 2016

Let's Help Save Lives! No hesitation necessary!

Hey hey how's it going caring sharing folks!

Are you ready to help save lives? You sure are!

Here's an awesome Gospel for Asia written article on the power of
Jesus Wells (and ultimately of the power of the love of Jesus) and how
you can help give water and life to those who are dying without.

http://www.gfa.org/news/articles/where-pure-water-flows/



Hope you're having a super shalomful saturday.

Lord Willing until next post-time peeps,

-Jenna-out


Wednesday, 23 September 2015

Worth a Read!

Hey folks,

Today's post is on the life of Jigyansh.  




A boy who sat sobbing on a rickshaw
in the middle of a storm.


He was lost from his family when the help came.


A lady named Shamani came to the rescue and took
Jigyansh under her wing.


Soon he was enrolled in school at a Bridge of Hope Centre with Gospel for Asia.

For three months the staff members prayed faithfully for Jigyansh
and that he would be reunited with his family.

One day on his walk home with Shamani
he recognizing the woman walking towards them.

His mother!

She took him in his arms and walked him home.

However,
when Jigyansh was a no-show at Shamani's place...
both the Bridge of Hope staff AND Shamani got concerned
and soon started a search and rescue mission.

They even went so far as to go to the police station 
"to file a missing person report. For three days they searched and waited anxiously to hear what had happened to Jigyansh."

 (Wowzers!)

If you'd like to hear what happens next... and find out how to get involved with Gospel for Asia
please visit this link.
http://www.gfa.ca/news/articles/not-unnoticed/?cm_mmc=GFA-_-Email-_-2903891-_-150923%20CA%20Digest%20289%20WB59%20G400%20(1)

Thank you very much
and I hope you're having an excellent evening!

-Jenna-out


Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Home sweet home...or Slavery awaits?

Greetings,

I'd like to introduce you to Nadish Sabharwal.


After Nadish's father passed away from cancer,
he was enrolled in one of the Bridge of Hope Schools by Gospel for Asia.

The staff loved them there and he was given a place to grow and learn.

Yet one day,
his mother scolded him for not devoting enough of his energy
into his schoolwork.

Then Nadish decided to run away from home.
He soon ended up in a railway station in a big
city in India.

He met an elderly man who
"befriended him and took Nadish to his home village."

Doesn't sound too bad, right?

Wrong.

Nadish was forced into becoming a slave
who lived as this man's prisoner
and worked strenuous days 
cleaning out animal droppings.

He did this for 2 whole years.

At the end of a long days work,
Nadish was locked in a room by the animals
where he was basically thrown a few scraps
(or a very small amount of food you could say.)

Meanwhile,
Nadish's mother was in great agony at the loss of her 
husband, and now,
son as well.

Fortunately,
the Bridge of Hope center prayed incessantly to God,
 for the life of Nadish.

Two years after being taken captive,
a new boy was added on by the man,
placed in the same room as Nadish...
and 
the 
slave driver forgot to lock the door! 

In a sweet release,
the two fellows got their getaway
and ran to the nearest police station
to report their plight.

Now Nadish
is back with his family
and at the Bridge of Hope center.



Can I ask you to please ask you to join me
in prayer for Nadish?

As a result of his mistreatment
he is struggling in his mental state/

Please pray that Nadish will experience
healing and also be able to concentrate
on his school studies.


And if you'd like to find out how YOU can rescue
kids who are out on the streets

here is a link


Thanks again.

-Jenna-out



Sunday, 30 August 2015

Touch the "Untouchables" with the Love of Jesus!

Hello people with caring hearts,

Today I want to talk to you about the Dalits (otherwise referred to as the "untouchables".)





   Did you know that even today in the year of 2015,
that there are approx. 300 million people worldwide
who are still known as being "untouchable"?!

These people are denied the right to choose where
they will worship,
work,
and 
live.

They also experience great hardship in getting clean water.



You can read and watch more 
here             http://www.gfa.org/dalit/#





and donate $ towards Jesus Wells for the people here   http://www.gfa.org/water/


Thank you very much for your time.
Have a significant Sunday.

-Jenna-out