Pray For Haiti

The turmoil in Haiti with the gang violence continues. 
While this is discouraging, our Heavenly Father continues to care for His people in this grieving country.  Recent reports from one school that is surrounded by this violence stated that of the graduating class,  all of the children except one passed the country's leaver's exam....and that one is returning in December to retake the exam!  In the turmoil, these young people have persevered.  Pray for them, that God will hold their hearts and keep them in His peace, in His love as they look to their future.

PARTNERING WITH CHURCHES IN SERVING THEIR COMMUNITIES.

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To see transformed lives of those in great need, as churches worldwide follow Jesus in serving their communities through wholistic ministry


Emmanuel International

We are a Christian organization committed to partnering with churches worldwide, in relief and development for the underprivileged in their communities, serving the ‘whole’ person — social, physical, emotional and spiritual — regardless of race, gender, age, color or religion. We work directly with churches and their communities.

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God’s Love In Action, February 20, 2025

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Transforming Lives: Emmanuel International Malawi's Integrated Livelihood Program

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PhilippinesWater delivery helps resourceful Youth in the Philippines

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