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Check out the website of the missionary couple(Milan, Zita...plus Danielico) that we help to support.....click on the picture... Please consider helping them out with a donation. They are back in the Czech Republic planting a church and sharing the gospel with the multitudes of the lost in that former Communist country. All the years of Communism has destroyed the faith of most of the folks in the Czech Republic. They have been VERY busy.
This is me and Paul Omondi. Compassion International brought him over from Kenya to speak at Compassion events all around the country this year. He is a Compassion success story who hopes to change his country politically. He is going back to Nairobi, Kenya to work with the ministry Big Stuff. Please pray for Paul, as his country experiencing trouble again. From the newswire.....NAIROBI, Nov 9 (Reuters) -
Calm returned to one of Nairobi's largest slums on Thursday after five
days of violence between rival gangs, which residents said killed at
least eight people. Police say the violence involved two gangs -- the "Mungiki" and the "Taliban". Some of the gang members were using guns in the clashes which started over the weekend, police added.
"The situation is under control," government spokesman Alfred Mutua told a news conference. "What we have witnessed in Mathare is an upsurge of organised crime." Slum residents who already had few possessions were left with even less after the days of fighting between club and machete wielding gangs. Outside Mathare on Thursday, a Reuters reporter could see burned-out shacks and several hundred evacuees gathered on a hillside where they spent the night without shelter. Mathare's normally teeming mud paths and tracks were relatively deserted. "My house was burnt. I had to flee for safety. I do not know where two of my children are," said Fatima, an exhausted Mathare resident sitting on a chair she saved from her home along with other evacuees on a hill overlooking the slum. Roughly half of Nairobi's 3.5 million inhabitants live in slums, where gangs often rule and police seldom enter except to tackle major riots. Rights groups say authorities neglect places like Mathare, only responding when major crises erupt.
Pictures of Colorado and around the world..click on them to see more.
"Ghost towns"Eastern Europe,Germany and Austria
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