by Nicole Leeper | Oct 7, 2010 | Church Partnership, Haiti, Projects
Last week World Orphans was honored to be part of a webinar hosted by the Christian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO). The focus of the webinar was on how we can partner with the local church in Haiti to care for orphans – something World Orphans is already doing. If...
by Nicole Leeper | Oct 5, 2010 | Church Partnership, Haiti, Projects, Trip Stories, Videos
Two California churches, Daybreak Church and Generations Church, recently partnered with a World Orphans project in Haiti. Through the partnership, Pastor Pierre of the indigenous church will be able help 20 orphaned and abandoned children in his community. He will...
by Nicole Leeper | Sep 20, 2010 | Church Partnership, Fundraising, Kenya, Projects
We kicked off our new C2C partnership with Fountain of Hope last week by providing a coffee house at River Oaks Community Church in Maryville, Tenn. It was a delightful and special evening!As people entered into our time together, they came through and experienced a...
by Nicole Leeper | Sep 15, 2010 | Church Partnership
If you saw a big water tower leaking, how would you respond? Get 1000 buckets, and keep filling them up endlessly? Or would you work on figuring out how to plug that hole? Most of the areas in the world where we work present this type of situation. Building orphan...
by Nicole Leeper | Sep 10, 2010 | Church Partnership, Fundraising, Kenya, Projects
After sending a group to a WO home in Kenya, River Oaks Community Church in Maryville, Tenn. is taking their support a step further. Since their partnership with Fountain of Hope church in Nairobi, Kenya is relatively new, the church is hosting an entire evening...
by Nicole Leeper | Sep 8, 2010 | Church Partnership, Kenya, Projects, Trip Stories
After taking a World Orphans trip to Kenya, WO supporter Abby said she was struck by “the harsh reality” of poverty and abandonment. On her blog, she wrote: “Boys will be boys. Amidst the garbage heap surrounding & engulfing this slum, these four...
