August 28, 2008
TESTIMONY FROM GERMANY
Posted by JMM at 8/28/2008 10:50:00 AM
August 15, 2008
TRASH DUMP - EAST LONDON, S.A.
David L. Meyer
As I visited this trash dump site in East London, South Africa my heart was once again broken by the unspeakable level of poverty that I saw. This man spends hours collecting trash that will net him very little money. However, he does it to survive. Sickness, disease and hunger are rampant here. The good news is we launched a new feeding program here in this dump in partnership with Umthombo, a ministry that helps alleviate the pain and hunger of street children. By God’s grace, we won’t have to see the next generation live in this poverty and hopelessness.
For more information visit Hand of Hope.
Posted by JMM at 8/15/2008 07:09:00 AM
August 12, 2008
SOUTH AFRICA OUTREACH
Ron Martin
JMM South Africa Director
We conduct a monthly outreach at Shanke High School, where the headmaster is very accommodating. Hans and Petra Roos, who are with the JMM office in South Africa, speak to the 833 students. They focus on topics like alcohol and drug abuse, immorality and general life skills, as well as the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Joyce’s book “Tell Them I Love Them” was given to the students. They also play a DVD; the topics include the hope of a second chance and encouraging them to live out certain values. We believe that the seed we sow into these young people’s lives will produce a large harvest for the Lord!
Posted by JMM at 8/12/2008 12:33:00 PM
August 01, 2008
PRISON OUTREACH NEW ZEALAND
Tom McKaskill
JMM Australia Director
We have just completed prison outreaches on both the North and South Islands of New Zealand where we visited twenty prisons and gave out a total of 9,045 hygiene bags to the inmates. We saw many of the inmates reading books that we gave them from Joyce. The gratitude from the inmates and the wardens was incredible. We were treated to a full Maori song and dance routine by the inmates, which the leader stated was to honor Dave, Joyce and us for thinking of them. The prison manager told us that this has never been done to this extent before and he was totally surprised. What a privilege it is to be able to visit these souls and show them the love of God and offer them the freedom that only Jesus can give!
For more information visit Hand of Hope.
Posted by JMM at 8/01/2008 08:35:00 AM