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Cygera Rwanda Project 2009

One of my often used expressions when things go well is, “I love it when a plan comes together”.  I use that expression, sometimes sarcastically; whenever something works out the way I hoped or wanted. This last trip to Rwanda inspired me to change my expression to, “I love it when God’s plan comes together and I get to participate”! Let me see if I can explain.

Two years ago the World Orphans leadership team visited a small spirit filled church in Cygera, Rwanda where the pastor had the heart and vision to care for orphans. They welcomed us to worship with special decorations in honor of our visit.

Several months later we began the construction on two homes on their church property. There were numerous construction delays due to a variety of reasons but two weeks ago this is what I got to see.

All during the construction we prayed about the orphan children that would be rescued and raised by the church. Two weeks ago I saw God’s answer to our prayer. The children had just moved into the homes the week before this photo. Many of them came with only the clothes on their backs. They are 20 of the over 200 that applied to be in the homes.

We also prayed for a western church partner that would come along side this Rwandan church to help care for the children and provide sustainability for the homes. Pictured with the children is that partner… The HOPE 2.2.1. team from Tennessee.

Like I said, I love it when God’s plan comes together and I get to participate. Here is the ribbon cutting for the dedication of the two new homes.

I wonder if God’s plan is already in motion for the next project site in Rwanda. We know it is and we will rejoice when it all comes together!

Until they all have homes,

Alan Hunt

Vice President of Advocacy

World Orphans

Cell: (214) 636-3887

Fax: (214) 407-8297

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