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Days after Florence’s landfall, rivers continue to rise Monday, September 17, 8:03AM Rains from Florence are beginning to subside in the Carolinas, but rivers continue to rise. Some will crest later this week. Continue to pray for our Search & Rescue teams, chaplain ministry workers, and Loaves & Fishes food kitchen volunteers as they minister… Read more
As Hurricane Florence makes its way toward the East Coast, CAM team members are ready to take action as soon as possible after the storm. Florence has downgraded to a category 2 storm, but is still serious and could bring catastrophic flooding in the days to come. The hurricane could bring as much as 30… Read more
Pastor Frisnel passionately preaches the Gospel at the La Source Mennonite Church in Haiti. This small congregation of Haitian believers and CAM staff worship together each week. Salem Amish-Mennonite Church in Bakersville, Ohio, oversees the church at La Source and its outreach congregation in the nearby village of Nan Carre.
While Christians in the United States have easy access to the Holy Bible, countless believers around the world wait years, or even a lifetime, for their own copy of God’s Word.
“I like going to school,” says Esther, who is enrolled at a CAM supported school in Haiti. “I especially like writing and I learn a lot at school.”
Thirteen-year-old Zeb quit school to help support his widowed mother and fatherless siblings. Although Zeb and his mother work hard, the family finds it difficult to survive in a foreign country, having just fled to Lebanon before losing their breadwinner.
This year, CAM’s Search and Rescue teams have already responded to more than 40 incidents in seven states and one Canadian province. They spent over 6,000 hours searching for missing children, dementia patients, drowned victims, and others.
Elmer’s left leg didn’t grow as fast as the rest of his body. At thirteen years of age, his deformity was getting worse. Only an operation could fix it.
Raducu is a church leader in Romania who works hard to support his family and shepherd his congregation. His family of nine lives in a small lean-to house they built beside their church.
Romanians who are now in their sunset years endured the hardships of communism in their younger years. From 1948–1989 when the country was under communist control, many people lost their houses, lands, and savings. Some lost their lives.
Peter had seen one of our heaven or hell billboards and was stirred to call. His parents were not religious and had not taken him to worship services when he was young. Now in his 40s, Peter is beginning to wonder about spiritual things. “I need some guidance. Your billboard kind of woke me up… Read more
Farid* was born with cerebral palsy that made him unable to walk or talk. Doctors and therapists said he would never improve.
Five-year-old Daria and her family received clothing through the Jericho Road Program. Her brother received medicine to help fight his battle with cancer. The family is from a Gypsy village in Romania that is largely excluded from the rest of society. CAM ministers to this people group by distributing aid and offering home Bible studies,… Read more
Paula’s husband left her, leaving the family with the struggle of putting food on the table. A bad case of arthritis hinders Paula’s work, but her handicapped daughter Rosa helps her. Though she is on crutches, Rosa washes clothes for people, which brings in about $4 a week.
“Now I am ready to shoulder Christ’s command in Matthew 28 to go into all nations and preach this good news,” Jeremiah said after studying a Bible lesson course. “I have been delivered today from the bondage of sin, darkness, and death.” Bible courses provided through Sponsor-A-Bible-Lesson help bring Scripture to light for seeking individuals… Read more