Restoring Futures
No one cared about Kelvin when he was release from prison, so no one showed up to help him or provide a place he could stay. He almost starved to death.
Every month, Heaven’s Family helps far more people than we could ever highlight in our bi-monthly newsletter. For that reason, this page contains additional photos and stories of some of the “least of these” among our spiritual family whom we’ve recently been blessed to serve.
No one cared about Kelvin when he was release from prison, so no one showed up to help him or provide a place he could stay. He almost starved to death.
A horde of police officers and government officials poured into the village under cover of darkness. Their mission: to harass and threaten Sister Yang and the other A-Che Christians with severe punishment if they received Pastor Fang every again.
From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank you for making 2015 a wonderful year for the National Missionary Ministry—you enabled our brothers and sisters around the world to reach more with the gospel than ever before!
For many of us, 2016 has already begun to overwhelm—it has for me! If that's you, too, join with me for a moment to take a deep breath and remember all that the Lord has done over the past year. As you're doing that, I want to help you recall that your generous partnership with the North Korean Christians Ministry has given us many reasons to celebrate!
In November, the Compassion Club gave $5,620 to the Leprosy Ministry to provide 964 pairs of special shoes to leprosy patients in India. Specifically made with leprosy patients in mind, these shoes use materials less likely to cause injury to their ulcer-prone feet, and use velcro rather than laces to make them easier to put on and take off.
Thanks to our faithful Compassion Club members, Heaven's Family has supplied the pressing needs of widows and abandoned women around the world this past year. The Club joined with Heaven's Family's Widows & Abandoned Women Ministry, providing $5,854 for various needs that blessed dozens of women.