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Celebrating Christmas 2020

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This Christmas our schools organized a program to celebrate the love of God. Our schools in Delhi had a fun time of songs, dance, food and gifts. In Delhi, the schools have been permitted to operate whereas the schools in Pune are still under restriction from the state government and not allowed to open. So the teacher and staff of the Pune school packed a gift and candies for each student, along with a food package for their family.

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playgrounds to classrooms

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playing-cricketCricket is one of the most popular sports in India. In the cities in India, most open grounds, parks, lanes and by-lanes become playing field. On any given day a visitor would be sure to come across an open field with hoards of children playing cricket. As a rule however, you would find this only during the early evening of a regular weekday. During the day, it is generally the children with no school to go to who would be playing cricket in these fields or parks. Read More

human trafficking

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Human trafficking. Those words conjure up images of dark rooms, grainy black and white footage and men speaking a foreign language. This is quickly followed by a Liam Neelon like character kicking his way into the room with guns blazing, killing the bad guys and saving the girls as depicted in the recent film Taken.  Unfortunately, human trafficking is not a problem isolated to other countries. It thrives right here in the United States. Depending on which source you read, Human Trafficking is either the second or third largest Criminal Enterprise with approximately $32,000,000,000,000 (Billion) dollars changing hands on a yearly basis or $87,000,000,000 (Million) daily.  That is right up there with Drug Trafficking and Arms Smuggling. Read More

cultural barriers

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Cultural BarriersAn American is at a business meeting in Rio de Janeiro in a room full of Brazilians.  Things are going well, they are eating out of the palm of his hand. He ends his presentation and asks for questions. A young man in the front row asks him what he thinks of Rio. “Love it!” he replies and gives them the okay sign. When he asks for more questions he realizes the mood has soured in the room.  Read More

Pastor on the Go!

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Surya Narayana pastors a small church in Chembur, Mumbai. The congregation in his church consists of the poorest of the poor, most of who work in some of the most menial jobs in Mumbai. Pastor Surya has been in Christian ministry for the past 11-years, prior to which he served in the Navy. His wife ministers to women enslaved in the sex trade of Mumbai. Read More

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