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AIM Cambodia
Agape International Missions (AIM) was founded on the ground in Cambodia in 1988 as a humanitarian aid and church planting organization. Since 2005, their ministries have focused on ending the evil of child sexual slavery. AIM takes a holistic approach to fighting trafficking, restoring victims and transforming communities, in order to defeat trafficking. Our projects Prevent, Rescue, Restore and Reintegrate. AIM is guided by a distinct philosophy that God anointed the Church through the power of Jesus Christ to overcome evil. Please pray: •For God to embolden His people to take up cause against sex-trafficking and sexual slavery
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PyeongChang Olympics
February 9th marked the opening of the PyeongChang Olympics! ‘The goal of the Olympic Movement is to contribute to building a peaceful and better world by educating youth through sport practised without discrimination of any kind, in a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play.’ As the world's premier sporting event goes underway let us see it as a picture of unification of Korea as a whole. Please pray: • North and South Korea unification • Athletes as they travel, compete, and are given chances to glorify God if Christian while at games • God to be glorified as countries come together under the banner of sport  Crossway Mission Church has been serving at the Eastern Social Welfare Society(동방사회복지회, https://www.eastern.or.kr/) near Hongik University. We have been serving infant orphans from the ages of 1 week to about 6 months old. We are in need of 3 volunteers for the 3rd Thursday (12-3 pm) of every month. If you have a heart for serving for orphan babies and you are able to committed to serving every month, please email to Stella Park (heeyoung.stella.park@gmail.com) or Jason Lee (j.wonik.lee@gmail.com) by March 4th.
Somali in Northeast Africa, Ethiopia and Middle East
Over sixteen million Somali are scattered across eight countries in Northeast Africa, and in the Middle East. Also over five million live in Ethiopia. Nearly all Somali are Shafiite Muslims; however, numerous beliefs and traditions have been incorporated in their religious practices. Access to education is very limited among Somali children, and poor economic, geographical and social conditions such as drought, famine and war, have caused serious problems, with malnutrition alone accounting for thousands of deaths since the 1970s. Please pray: • For God to raise up Christian teachers who will work among the Somali and share Christ’s love with them. • For strong local churches to be built. • For the Somali would be receptive to the Gospel.  The next SALT prayer meeting will be Saturday, February 24 at Robin and Angela’s home. All leaders, servants, and others who would like to pray for our church during this transition period are invited to attend.
Vietnam: New Religion Law Poses Increased Concerns
Vietnam's Law on Belief and Religion, which came into force on January 1st, has alarmed Christians because it insists religious groups must be registered and approved by the government. They also believe that the law's vague wording could be exploited to limit church activities.Despite some improvement in religious freedoms during recent years, some Christians continue to face intense pressure, especially those who speak out against corruption and human rights abuses. Please pray: •For these sentenced Christians who are experiencing such tremendous hardships for expressing their concerns over the country's human rights and religious freedom issues. •For direction and deliverance, may these believers sense His abiding presence •that the Lord will also speak into the hearts of all those involved in the persecution of Vietnam's Christians |
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