I have a guest post today from my friend Jonah in Kenya. He has recently participated in food relief for those affected by famine in the Horn of Africa and specifically the Maasai who live in Kenya and the Somalians that have fled Somalia to find food. I will continue with my series on my northern Canada travels soon.
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As you might have read in the leading newspapers, there is a very bad drought in northern Kenya, in Somalia and Ethiopia. Christians here and several organizations have decided to do something about it and I got involved too. (You can click on any of the photos to enlarge).
In the pictures you can see that we visited and took food relief to the Maasai people and the Somalians providing much needed water and other supplies. I think we have got to do something. At least visit these people and give what we have.
Going there is not easy but we have to try to make a difference at least.
I will be travelling there again. Maybe next week.
Partner with us and let's help those in great need.
You can help raise awareness of the Missions of Hope by using the share buttons at the bottom of this post. You can help the Missions of Hope participate in food relief by sending donations.
Click here to be taken to the donate page. Thank you!
You are doing a wonderful thing. I am not a pensioner, but I will donate. God Bless you all. XX
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Crystal Mary. May God bless your offering abundantly!
ReplyDeletevery good work. much thank . God bless you . Friend you can read my blog with help of translator , which is provided on my blog. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr.Shaw for your kind words. I don't actually know how to read a blog when there is no translator already inserted there. I will see if I can learn. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteJonah's doing a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteCaroline
Thank you for your visit and kind comment.
ReplyDeleteI love your new header.
If we had more good work like this, the world would be a better place.
ReplyDeleteSalute!
such an awful drought, the area needs more people like your friend
ReplyDeleteSuch a successful help-out activity. I hope to be able to do the same soon to my home country. Just tried donating a few cents. :=) The best I could do, sometime in the future again.
ReplyDeleteCOntinue the great deed!
Cheers!
Webbielady
May God Bless Jonah and you for all that you are doing! May God multiply it by a 1000%. Joyful, may you be Blessed today, my friend. Warmly Brenda
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