Ryan Cooper lives and works in VietNam. He has worked in other places, notably in Cambodia. When in the United States, he attends United Church of God in Terre Haute, Indiana. He write to us in May 2019: Greetings from Southeast Asia, I wanted to share with LifeNets recent activities that have been accomplished through […]
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I’m bringing back this story of Bev and me caring for an orphan from Moldova. She was brought to the US by Indiana First Lady Judy O’Bannon who arranged for St. Vincent’s hospital and doctors to perform surgeries to correct serious congenital problems. Natasha’s nurse and Natasha lived with us during this time and we […]
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From Artur Aleksandrov, project manager of “Touchpoint” Another season of our arts social project has come and gone and we have much to be thankful for! For open doors, for open hearts, for happy smiles and glowing eyes, for words of welcome and sighs of wonder, ennoblement, tender feelings and comfort from the wondrous touch […]
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On our trip to Malawi and Zambia next month (March 2018), Bev and I are going to take along about 100 LuminAID solar-powered lanterns and phone chargers. The larger one has twice the lumens and a battery charger for mobile phones. The smaller unit does not have a phone charger. The cost $33 and $17 respectively. […]
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LifeNets likes to feature and recognize those who serve the disadvantaged or who serve the public. A few months back I met UCG members Ryan and Nissa Hall who have started a non-profit called The Leagues of Protectors. They have made this a family project, one that helps the environment. Their website is http://www.leagueofprotectors.com and they can be found […]
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On December 7, 2018 more than 500 calendars were sent out to LifeNets donors, supporters and friends. If you would like one, please let us know. It shows some of the range of projects over the past year. Shown is Rachael Boise who operated the insertion machine. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
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