ural Compassion
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One of the practical and tangible ways Rural Compassion empowers rural churches in the US to demonstrate the love of Christ in their communities is by providing backpacks to them that they can give to children. From school supplies to carrying food items to a simple way to carry their personal items to a new foster care home, these backpacks can be a lifeline to a child in need!
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Sox Place, a ministry in downtown Denver, ministers to street kids, youth, and young adults ranging in age from one to thirty. Many are abandoned or are victims of the foster care system. This ministry strives to meet their physical needs and provides social and spiritual interaction in an environment that allows them to heal, grow, and thrive.
Backpack for food & supplies
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$55
Backpacks, sleeping bags, and tents for homeless in Denver
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In isolated Native American villages across Alaska, families are in need of love, support, care, and the joy of Jesus. A gift of $55 will provide a family with the essentials they need to carry on during difficult times. Program equipment is used to share the gospel in creative ways to kids and their families who may never have had an opportunity to hear the good news about Jesus.
$55
Compassion kits (coats, hats, gloves, Bibles, hygiene products)
$75
Kids’ program equipment