Received word yesterday that two of the boys at Safe Harbor Baptist Children's Home and Orphanage in Nigeria have Malaria and are very sick. Please pray for them. Also this is the beginning of the rainy season and there is an abundance of Mosquito's this year and the Malaria ameba is carried by the Mosquito's. Pray for nets for all the children's beds. I am waiting for a price on purchasing them in Nigeria
Showing posts with label Orhanans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orhanans. Show all posts
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Children at Safe Harbor Baptist Children's Home
James, John, and Paul Nenge lost their parents to Islamic violence in
Nothern Nigeria. Their Father was beaten to death and their mother was dropped down a well and drowned. James Birthday is March 5th, Paul's birthday is December 10th, and John's birthday is July 12th. Pray for them and for Safe Harbor Baptist Children's Home Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria. You can help support them through EMI P.O. Drawer 550, Thorsby, AL 35171. designate to Safe Harbor Baptist Orphanage nigeria. or donate through PayPal at the top right corner. All funds go to the Orphanage.
Nothern Nigeria. Their Father was beaten to death and their mother was dropped down a well and drowned. James Birthday is March 5th, Paul's birthday is December 10th, and John's birthday is July 12th. Pray for them and for Safe Harbor Baptist Children's Home Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria. You can help support them through EMI P.O. Drawer 550, Thorsby, AL 35171. designate to Safe Harbor Baptist Orphanage nigeria. or donate through PayPal at the top right corner. All funds go to the Orphanage.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
OUR MISSIONS
Our mission is simple but to many it may seem impossible. God has given us a vision that includes caring for over 200 orphans in the state of Oyo, Nigeria. When we thing of the 9 million plus Nigerian orphans, its a hard concept for us to grasp mentally. The question arises, "WHY SO MANY ORPHANS?" Over 3,000 Africans die daily from Malaria. It kills an African child every 30 SECONDS. Water borne diseases, poor health care, countless tragedies, HIV/AIDS and a lack of health care add to the rising number of Orphans. One Fourth of the Nine Million Orphans in Nigeria are HIV positive. The average life span if a Nigerian is now 47 years of age, living on less than a $1 a day.OUR MISSION
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





