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Diapers for newborns, soap for proper hygiene, and crayons for school children are basic items that many families in developing countries don’t have. These items in the various kits assembled by CAM supporters are a delight to thousands living in poverty.
While driving down the highway, Keith called our toll-free number. He was sick of his life. His mind was in turmoil. Tired of trying to come back to the Lord on his own strength, Keith was ready to turn it all over to Jesus Christ.
Our DRS rebuilding projects are in full swing at a record number of disaster locations. Staff and volunteers are busy rebuilding and remodeling houses for disaster survivors in various states as well as Puerto Rico.
Discouraged and struggling, Justin* longs for a different life. When he called our billboard number, our team member explained the Gospel to Justin and described how he could experience a new life in Christ.
When four-year-old Yeri first came to CAM’s Balm of Gilead clinic in Nicaragua, she was listless and could barely keep her eyes open. Her siblings, Yoselin and Yesner, were also sick.
Our growing list of nearly 20,000 monthly sponsorships enables us to respond to more needs around the world, gives us a very dependable base of support, and helps us to more easily plan ahead.
Some of us children from our village had an exciting day. Today some North Americans living in Haiti told someone from our village that they were opening the clean water station in our community for the first time! It didn’t take long for everyone to find out. We grabbed some jugs and cooking pots and ran to the water station close to the well.
A lot has changed since the beginning of Christian Aid Ministries in 1981. But several things have remained the same—the grace and faithfulness of God and the love and generosity of you, our supporters! It is a wonderful blessing and privilege to labor together with you to bring hope and help to the hungry, the… Read more
An estimated 85,000 Yemeni children have died of hunger or disease since the war began three years ago, according to an analysis by Save the Children.
Two years ago I called in total despair and ready to take my life. Your team member so kindly talked to me of God’s love and tenderness and prayed with me.
A food parcel encourages Sasha and Victoria, especially during the winter months in Ukraine. With a house that doesn’t keep out the cold, the children became sick.
Eleven-year-old Abdullah* lives with his father and mother, and three younger siblings in Iraq. Five years ago, Abdullah lived near Mosul with his family. Mosul was called Nineveh in Bible times.
A mother worrying her unborn baby will die; a girl with degenerative eye disorder; a crippled boy with a bright mind and a weak body; a widow caring for her remaining family members, a sister and four children– it could be me.
Win’s sewing business income was only enough to pay for her family’s daily food. But since joining a SALT savings group in Myanmar, she has learned to better manage her money and has even been able to save! Win used this money to buy a better sewing machine that is helping her produce more income…. Read more
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.