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Showing posts with label the compassion experience. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 16, 2017

Saying Goodbye to Niyonsenga





My heart breaks getting the news today that the child we have sponsored for 2 years has passed away. We honor the 10 years of Niyonsengas life tonight. He was one of 4 children to Josephine and Celestin. He would help get water for the people in his village and tend to the children. He would also help the elderly at his church.
The money we were able to give helped provide him with an education, give him access to hygiene items, medical supplies, and the opportunity to be in a center where he learned about Jesus Christ. Many children in Rwanda are rarely afforded these basic human rights that we take for granted every day.
He loved to play soccer and marbles. He loved it when it rained. His favorite color was yellow. He wanted to be a doctor when he grew up so he could help those in his village.

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 for his family—I can’t even imagine burying my 10 year old son. We are sorry we couldn’t do more and wish we had the time to have visited you in your country. Beckahm misses you already and hopes to meet you in heaven one day. We love you! We will miss writing and receiving letters. May you be at peace; may you rest; may God forever keep you in his loving care #RIP #niyonsengaeric #Rwanda #compassionworks




Thursday, June 2, 2016

The Compassion Experience


I was so excited to attend this incredible project: The Compassion Experience.  

By far one of the most incredible experiences we've been able to share with our kids. Our goal of traveling the world with our children to help those in need, is something in the making. However, because of this brilliant organization—The Compassion Experience—we were able to bring such places as Guatemala and Uganda into our kids "backyard", giving them a feel for what it is like growing up in poverty, war, broken homes, famine....these stories were heart breaking, awe inspiring and liberating all at the same time; motivating us to become Sponsers for one such child—Niyonsenga Eric, a ten year old boy from Rwanda. 
Because of our sponsorship Niyonsenga will receive an education, clothing, food, medical care, and so much more. Every month we get to write to him and receive letters from him. One day we hope to meet him. As Mike said when he saw his picture: "look at him, he looks like he's going to be a leader!" ‪#‎Thecompassionexperience‬  ‪#‎lovehopeandprayersforniyonsengaandrwanda‬
























































































He is on our fridge where we can see him every day.  He feels like another son to me.  We pray for him daily and hope to one day meet him! 



My favorite pics of the day