St Pauls Bulgaria trip 2017 – Monday update
Welcome to the second day of our Splendid experience in Bulgaria, in the wonderful city of Stara Zagora. Today our ambitious teenagers held games and challenges for the youth centre, although it was an obstacle to communicate with the children, they overcame their fears and many made friends and exchanged…
St Pauls Bulgaria trip 2017 – Sunday update
Spurgeons update – kitchen for the porridge
A few weeks ago we posted an item about the bulldozing of all the outbuildings at Spurgeons Academy in Kibera district of Nairobi, Kenya. The clearing of all the outbuildings was part of the development of the expanded and upgraded train line that runs from Mombasa through to Uganda and goes immediately…
Greetings from Janaki in India
A Spurgeons / Kenyan version of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
CRED Foundation has been supporting Spurgeons Academy in Kibera slum, Nairobi, Kenya, for many years, and we have taken several teams of young people out there, to run educational activity weeks for the children of the school. During those weeks, not only have the teams been able to support the work…
Ellilta Women At Risk – one of our Ethiopian partners
Background Ellilta Women At Risk (EWAR) has been working in Ethiopia with victims of commercial sexual exploitation since 1994. Originally established as a rehabilitation program for women seeking to leave a life of prostitution, EWAR has assisted over 1000 women and their children to access a sustainable lifestyle free of…
April activities with Pastor E
Introducing ILA – our newest partner
I Live Again Uganda I Live Again Uganda (ILA) is an indigenous organization with a passion for serving the Acholi people of Northern Uganda. Set up after 20 years of war in Northern Uganda, ILA’s mission is to give hope to the people of Northern Uganda through holistic restoration and…
Mercy Mattresses in Rwanda
One of the projects that our Rwandan partner GNPDR runs is called ‘Mercy Mattresses’ and it is a beautiful example of peace and reconciliation being carried out in a very practical way.The mattresses are made by Rwandans who suffered badly in the genocide, are still working through the process of forgiveness…