13. January 2010

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MercyWorks Responds to Haiti Devastation

MercyWorks Responds to Haiti Devastation

Tyler, TX January 13, 2010:  YWAM MercyWorks is responding to the worst earthquake to strike Haiti since 1770.  MercyWorks has several ER doctors who have already indicated their readiness and availability to go.  Their initial job is to immediately take care of people affected by the 7.0 earthquake, then over time transition to primary care.  [...]

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6. January 2010

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Taking A “Step Ahead”

Taking A “Step Ahead”

Our first stop on Thursday was visiting Step Ahead Bangkok, a micro-enterprise development ministry headed by YWAMers John and Kimberly Quinley, American missionaries who have lived in Thailand for the past 25 years.
The fruit from their many endeavors is evident in changed lives throughout the country. Our goal for the first day was visiting [...]

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6. December 2009

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Jesus Loves the Little Children

Jesus Loves the Little Children

After seeing the work of Step Ahead Bangkok and Step Ahead Pattaya, we then drove to observe YWAM’s SLUM ministries. This is perhaps one of the simplest and purest ministry concepts I have ever seen in 30 years of full-time missions work. I suggested to the team they use the letters in SLUM [...]

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5. December 2009

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Learning Firsthand What God is Doing

Learning Firsthand What God is Doing

Sunday and Monday were a continuation of a huge learning curve. Back in Bangkok, we learned more about how to make a difference in the human trafficking industry. We met a YWAMer named Chris of MST Project (Male Sex Tours) who believes men as the main consumers of porn and as the traffickers [...]

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29. November 2009

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Zimbabwe Crisis

Zimbabwe Crisis

Zimbabwe, located in southern Africa, is in the midst of a humanitarian and human rights crisis. Women and children are particularly effected, and over half the population depend on food aid because of a lack of responsible leadership and the present political deadlock. There is an economic meltdown of unimaginable proportions and basic services such [...]

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