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First UCG Mexican Youth Camp in many yearsBy Gabriel GarciaAugust 20, 2014In the beautiful city of Veracruz, Mexico, 23 youths (22 from Mexico and 1 from Chile), had their first Youth Camp in many years from July 27 and August 3 of this year. The climate was ideal, with sunny days throughout and the beach […]
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by Ian StewartIan Stewart and his sister Julie have both been LifeNets sponsored workers at the Legacy Foundation in Thailand. We are pleased to see their continuing interest in SE Asia and a caring spirit for the spiritual welfare of the people in that area. In the link below read more about them when they […]
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Filius Jere writes to us from Chipata, Zambia where we visited a few months ago about the long-awaited borehole that will provide water for 200 rural households: No more water blues for 200 rural households in Zambia for safe drinking and generation of agro-income throughout year. Thanks, LifeNets! I have just docked in after meeting Pastor Lewis […]
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Today we received an encouraging note from Dan Ringo in Blantyre, Malawi. He is LifeNets assistant finance manager. He is writing about the seed and fertilizer distribution that we provided in November 2016, the start of planting season. We put out a call for help and you responded generously. The original appeal follows his note […]
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Beverly Kubik was honored at Chernihev, Ukraine’s “Revival” Centre for her work with the rehabilitation post-Chernobyl children. The Center is located about 30 miles due east of the infamous reactor that exploded on April 26, 1986 and has caused untold misery for Ukrainian and Belorussian children. An area of the center was named “Beverly Hall” More fully […]
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Novrene G. Dulay Studying Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at the University of Mindanao, Davao City Philippines, Novrene writes: I was born in a family of eight with me being second to the youngest. My father is a hard-working man, a plumber with no permanent employment while my mother stays at home. We live in the […]
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Paliza Hussein of Blantyre, Malawi earns $30 a month as a security guard. He and his wife Agnes have ten children. They lived in a one room dwelling and slept on a concrete floor that cost them about $5 a month. This is poverty and a story that made a particularly powerful impact on us.When […]
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The 2017 Rotary International Convention was held in Atlanta June 10-14. I attended two of the days, Sunday June 11 and 12th along with about 40,000 others delegates. It was an enlightening experience seeing how this organization works with a common mission that spans several hundred nations, 1.2 million members and 33,000 local clubs. Its […]
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Over the years Rotary International and local Rotary clubs have helped LifeNets with Matching Grants and fundraisers. We are so thankful. Here are links to some of the stories of Rotary’s involvement:Matching grant for ambulances for Malawi clinics built by LifeNetsMatching grant to buy equipment for “Revival” Children’s Centre in Chernihev, UkraineIndianapolis NE Club for borehole […]
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