While there is good news, there is also bad news. The good news first! Two of our supported girls in one of our safe houses, were baptized over the weekend. Taking confession, baptizing and picture following baptisms:
Workers are preparing many sources of income for each safe house to obtain self-stainability with food so they can learn to care for themselves in difficult times of not having jobs. They are busy learning to have beehives, mushroom farms, fish ponds, raising some chickens, and developing rice paddies, corn fields and vegetable gardens. It is a busy time for our worker and our girls leaning to help. 
Can you find the Queen Bee or would you like to help
rob the bee hive?
Now for the bad news: We were notified yesterday that an entire village in Nepal burned with 115 homes destroyed. They have no fire stations, fire trucks with water or any system to put out fires. The villages are very poor and the construction of houses are easily consumed with fire. No people were lost but they are in great need of food, clothing and shelter. Ron is busy getting the word out to raise money to help these poor people. In third world countries, the government is poor and does not help.
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Now for the bad news: We were notified yesterday that an entire village in Nepal burned with 115 homes destroyed. They have no fire stations, fire trucks with water or any system to put out fires. The villages are very poor and the construction of houses are easily consumed with fire. No people were lost but they are in great need of food, clothing and shelter. Ron is busy getting the word out to raise money to help these poor people. In third world countries, the government is poor and does not help.
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