Central Presbyterian Church

I want you to walk into the smallest bedroom in your house. Take a look around. Imagine that the furniture is gone. Imagine that it has been replaced with old beat-up bunk-beds, stacked three high on three walls. That’s a total of nine beds. Now I want you to imagine 22 children sharing that room. Imagine [...]

Greetings In Christ
There is a great need here at Rachel’s Home. We are experiencing an outbreak of measles. Although our children have been immunized we are still seeing new cases. We need prayers as many children in Lesotho have died as a result of measles.
No one has died at Rachel’s Home. Eight of our [...]

Greetings in Christ
Rachel’s Children Home would like to thank you very much for all that you have done for the orphans, and workers. We are very grateful to have you as a partner and we wish you all the best in 2010. May the Lord keep you and bless you as you serve Him. You [...]

Merry Christmas
Again this year, we are providing the children at Rachel’s Home with a little gift bag. Many thanks to Joanne and her group in Pretoria, South Africa for their efforts in putting these gift bags together for us.

This just in.
The four children who wrote their Grade 7 entrance exams passed. They will be starting High School next semester. Many thanks to the teachers of Forest Heights Collegiate who paid for the study materials for these students. Education is a vital step in lifting the children of Rachel’s Home out of poverty.

Greetings In Christ.
 Thank you very much for all that you are doing for us.I am doing better now; thought I am faced with a lot of work here at the orphanage. We have received the furniture. We are very grateful to have this furniture and our class rooms looks different. The children are very happy [...]

Hilda is the glue that keeps Rachel’s Home together. The strain on her is enormous and it does impact on her health. She is not doing very well at the moment and she needs our prayers and support.
Please remember Hilda in your prayers.
The Penny Project

I want you to walk into the smallest bedroom in your house. Take a look around. Imagine that the furniture is gone. Imagine that it has been replaced with old beat-up bunk-beds, stacked three high on three walls. That’s a total of nine beds. Now I want you to imagine 22 children sharing that room.
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