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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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Read these wonderful notes from LifeNets Scholarship recipient from Colombia. Great program. We thank all contribute to the LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Fund! (CAMILA BECERRA) Greetings to all who support the LifeNets program. My name is Andrea Camila Becerra Caballero, I am studying the fourth semester in Technology of Integrated Management System of quality, environment, […]
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From Jacob Chipempele in Zambia: Firstly I would like to thank God for his mercies and love towards us his children, despite our sins and short comings he still loves us unconditionally. This reminds me of his promise in the book of Jeremiah 29:11 and also in Matthew 6;33. It was never easy growing up […]
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Juan Pablo Rosales Santiago, Chile Hello my name is Juan Pablo and I am currently studying Audio Engineering. I made the decision to choose this career because I liked music since I was a child. When I was older I started recording music and having a registry of my music took me one step closer […]
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Thank you so much LifeNets! After a long period of studies, I have finally graduated as a medical doctor and surgeon. I want to express my deep gratitude for all your economic help which has been such a big help. Thanks so much again for helping so many of the youths in the Church pursue […]
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(Updated September 26, 2018 — included video and photo gallery) We are so happy to receive this encouraging report about the completion of a LifeNets project and its dedication that took place September 17, 2018. The project provided a borehole, water tank and visitor kiosks. It will change the quality of life for incarcerated ladies […]
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We are pleased to announce the graduation of Margaret Takeshe in Zimbabwe. This is another successful LifeNets scholarship story. Margaret will now be working as a school teacher in Zimbabwe. Her husband Fibion Mkandla wrote the following: Thank you very much for all the assistance and prayers you have given us. I am pleased to inform […]
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