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.
Updates
Learn about recent CAM projects and how our 40-plus programs are making a difference. News posts are updated weekly.
Teaching, saving, and opportunity in Cambodia
The hand-to-mouth mindset and widespread poverty in this city make it difficult for many people to even think of saving money for the future.
Global displacement hits record high
Global displacement recently reached a staggering 82.4 million. This is more than ever in recorded history.
Practical training for youth
Occupational training for youth is especially needed. Many people in our world have not grown up learning trades and skills.
Food parcels: A ray of sunshine
Monthly Adopt-A-Family food parcels provide a ray of sunshine for families who face discouraging circumstances.
Teaching children and transforming lives
Persecuted and oppressed, groups of Coptic Christians in Egypt face chronic poverty. Illiteracy among them is high.
Hurricane Ida update
Hurricane Ida, a category 4 storm, hit southern Louisiana on Sunday afternoon. Ida struck on the 16 anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
“Some good people came and gave me food”
6-old Amira* in India shares. “My parents send me and my brother [to beg] every day. I was outside and some good people came and gave me food.
A Yemeni father’s struggle
CAM contacts are reaching out with love to people affected by the war in Yemen. Their compassion touches many families in a difficult plight.
Haiti Earthquake Update: Needs and research continue
A Haiti Earthquake of 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Saturday morning left people reeling from the destruction.
“Tonight bread will be baked”
“Tonight, bread will be baked in many houses because of your help,” said a food recipient in a restricted country……..
Severe flooding in Tennessee
Join us in praying for the many people affected by this severe flooding in Tennessee. If you wish to help CAM’s Rapid Response Services teams
The Plight of a Kenyan widow
“To be a Kenyan widow often means to be alone and without a voice,” says a CAM staff member. In Kenya, wives are seen as possessions.
School or water
Abdel’s 5 children are responsible to fetch water. They used to divide this job half of them went to school while the others went after water
Searching for the Prince of Peace
Hopelessness crowded Briana’s* thoughts. She grew up in Kenya then moved to the United States searching for a new life.
