LifeNets ([info]lifenets) wrote,
@ 2006-11-17 00:30:00
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Mission to Vinogradov, Ukraine
This summer four of us visited our Mission for Street Children going now into its sixth year.  Volunteer Katherine Rowland was one of the travelers and shares some thoughts and photos.

LifeNets Orphans and Street Children Program
in Vinogradov, Ukraine

LifeNets provides major funding for a soup kitchen to feed about 40 street children and orphans in Vinogradov, Ukraine. The children are either orphans or from negligent parents, negligent or otherwise dysfunctional. Some children are from families so poor that there is simply not enough money for basic nutrition. I had never seen anything like this first-hand and that's why we are doing something about it. They are cared for by pastor Vasyl Polichko and his wife Irina who have completely given themselves over to caring for these children. Below are updates about our program. 

November 17, 2006

In June 2006 a party of four of us from Indianapolis, Indiana visited the LifeNets sponsored Light of Love Mission for Street Children in Vinogradov, Ukraine.  Katherine Rowland (pictured on the right with four of the children) was one of those people. Katherine has exceptional sensitivity and compassion for the vulnerable. Visiting this LifeNets project was a highlight of the entire trip to Ukraine. Please see Katherine's story and photos.  We want to thank all those who support this project that LifeNets is sponsoring and now going into its sixth year.




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great news...
(Anonymous)
2007-01-18 12:07 am UTC (link)
It is touching and encouraging that in this chaotic world where we are daily confronted with the consequences of evil, there are still people who truly and altruistically give so much of themselves to others. Keep up the good work! You are truly a blessing to many!And your example is inspiring to many like myself, who want to take action and participate in compassionate relief for the vulnerable or disenfrancised sectors of society.

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