With God All Things Are Possible

One of the main things Bread of Life is known for among our supporters and within our own community is rescuing children who come from broken and dysfunctional homes.  When they first come to live in our children’s home, the trauma and neglect are easy to see.  As an example, a seven year old who does not know the days of the week or even how old he is.  It is heartbreaking to think of children failing their very first year in school.  Many are stunted by the neglect and bad lifestyle of their parents.  We know however that they are still precious in our Saviour’s eyes.  We must and we will continue working with each child until they have reached their full potential.

There are times when our best efforts don’t seem to be enough.  A few of the children receive an outpouring of love and attention and hours of tutoring without showing much progress.  Then there are moments when all of our investment and hard work pay off, making our heart sing.  One such moment happened this year when the youngest group of girls received outstanding marks for their year-end report card. It is hard to say if it was the children or their tutors who were more proud or more encouraged.  Yes, it is possible to recover a child once lost to poverty, abuse, and neglect.  With the mercy of their Saviour and ours and the help of our supporters these things are possible!  We thank God for each small victory over Satan.  We treasure your partnership and prayers.  Together we make a real difference in the lives of these little ones.

A glimpse of the hard work behind the children’s good results.

Thank you for your interest in Bread of Life Ministries. We have been able to accomplish a lot with the help of our supporters around the world. There is still more for us to do. Please prayerfully consider how you might help support Bread of Life as we provide support to children and families in need.

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