The gift of sheep keeps on giving
Amir* was injured in 2017 and could no longer provide for his family. We gave this Palestinian family four sheep to help create an income.
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O little town of Bethlehem
It is December, so the center of Bethlehem—Manger Square—is echoing with Christmas carols and crowded with tourists and local families.
In His footsteps
To walk in His footsteps is possible only with God’s blessing and your generosity. Thank you! Let us showed compassion to all men.
Israel and Gaza conflict
In May, conflict erupted between Israel and Gaza, leaving behind a path of destruction and need. Tension in this region is not new.
“O Little Town of Bethlehem”
Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, is in the West Bank .The “little town of Bethlehem” is now a bustling city of 27,000 people.
No longer confined inside
Instead of being confined to the indoors, she loves to sit outside in her chair and enjoy the view of the Hebron hills south of Jerusalem.
A mini supermarket on wheels
Issa was homeless and in poor health. “Issa’s Supermarket.” has helped change him from someone who had to ask people for money, to being self-supporting.
Self-Help Project for a Widow and her Sons
After Yosef’s* father passed away, his family had no steady income. Their friends shared food and money,with the widow and her sons but they still struggled to make ends meet.
“Then you showed up”
Last night . . . I felt lonely, afraid, and had a deep pain inside,” said Raakel,* an elderly widow from the Middle East who receives food parcels from CAM.
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Rafael* was accustomed to working long hours in the fields to provide for his family. This all changed when he got a severe case of hepatitis. Sick for several months, Rafael was unable to earn his desperately needed income.
Offering Hope after Tragedy
A three-year-old girl came into the living room dressed in her mother’s clothes. Her mother and grandmother sat quietly nearby, dark circles around their eyes. “It was very noticeable that they were quiet and sad,” commented a staff member who had delivered a wheelchair to this home in Hebron for a family member recovering from… Read more
Fixing Wheelchairs & Building Friendships
As a young girl, Najah* became paralyzed from the waist down due to a doctor’s mistake. She now uses a wheelchair, bumping over the Judean hills around her home just south of Bethlehem. Her chair needs constant repair, but she isn’t ready to give up its familiarity for a new one. Our staff frequently visits her… Read more
Gaza—A Land Residents Call an “Open Air Prison”
The tiny sliver of land between Israel and Egypt known as the Gaza Strip, is characterized by overpopulation, poverty, and chronic warfare. This small piece of land is home to nearly 2 million residents, equaling 141 square miles. For nearly a decade, Gaza has been effectively sealed off from the rest of the world. Its… Read more
