Some call them the "Hatches Kids" because of the hatch covers over the sewers. The smell of urine and garbage are nauseating. Trash liters the floors Rat infested, putrid smelling concrete holes are temporary homes for those abused and abandoned. Read More
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Kids at Risk in Ukraine and Russia
"...and they asked each other,
'Who will roll the stone away from the entrance of the tomb?' "
Mark 16:3
 | Where is she now? Nastya has been our poster child since we began. She has lived on the streets since she was four and is now seventeen. We have come to love her and pray for her regularly. However, the street life is all she knows. Now she is living a life of the street girls. Just in the past month a friend in Ukraine said Nastya visited her with another street girl's baby. They are raising it together. |
Shepherd's Purse donated some funds to send Alex Devereau from the West Lansing Church of Christ to Mexico. They worked on an orphanage and many other projects. Alex has traveled there several times.
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 | Back from Ukraine! My tenth trip! We visited some sweet kiddees in Krivoy Rog orphanages. Despite an overnight flight, an overnight train ride and sleeping on the floor all all week...it was good. God blessed. |
Thanks to all!!! The Wilmot's did receive enough to keep Igor in the States for his senior year.
Steve and Becki Wilmot met Igor (a former street kid) on one of our Shepherd's Purse trips and fell in love with him. Overcoming many hurdles, they brought him to their home on a student visa. He just completed his junior year and is starting his senior year in a special school required by the visa people. |  |
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