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YWAM Organizes Famine Relief in Africa’s Horn
While aid groups and political movements argue about the severity of the food crisis in the eastern Horn of Africa, it is clear to everyone that an overwhelming number of people are desperate for help in this region that has experienced two consecutive poor rainy seasons. The drought in Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya has resulted…
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Japanese Church Finds Hope Amid Disaster
YWAM continues to partner with local churches and other agencies in Japan to bring help, comfort and hope to the people of Japan in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami which devastated their nation in March. This video looks at how Christians are responding in this nation, how they are finding meaning in the
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YWAM Sees Opportunity Amid the Crisis in Japan
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and tsunami which hit the northeastern part of Japan last week, reports from YWAM teams have been coming through describing the impact of the disaster and explaining how they are getting involved in the recovery process.Cancelling all other plans, YWAM leaders in Japan decided to support the work…
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YWAM’s 2012 Games Outreach Gets Underway
A two year UK-wide outreach program focusing on the build-up to and the aftermath of the Olympic Games in 2012 has begun under the banner: Forever.In the past, the Olympic Games have been a great platform for outreach, where athletes and fans from every nation gather in one place.“There is no event on the planet…
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YWAM Organizes Arab World Prayer Gathering
The winds of change are blowing strong across the diverse lands of the Arab World–the Middle East and North Africa. A lot has happened in the region recently, and what seemed insurmountable only a month ago, no longer stands today. These events have caught the world by surprise, and the changes seem to be coming…
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Faithful Missionary Dies of Leukemia
Gospel for Asia-supported missionary Kalla Emanuel served the Lord for 11 years. Now he is with Him in heaven, where he can begin to see—from an eternal perspective—the fruit of his years of service on earth. Pastor Kalla worked as a missionary after graduating from Bible college in 1999. He served as pastor of a
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Digging Deep in the Mukubal of Angola
Survival in the southwestern corner of Angola is tough. Rocky hills and huge baobab trees litter the landscape. The land is stony and arid, and the low rainfall and intense heat means that few crops grow. The scarcity of water and vegetation means that the population remains low. Most people survive through a nomadic lifestyle,…
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