ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRAYER REQUESTS
- Please pray for Iasmina, a girl in her early teens at the Bread of Life Orphanage. She has a medical condition with her spine which requires treatment at the Hospital in Bucharest. After that she will need to wear a special brace and have follow up therapy. Ask God to heal her and bless her with a strong body.
- By now you have noticed how encouraged and even excited we are about the Youth
Transition Program we operate for young men and women as they leave the Orphanage.
Please help us to raise enough to buy two apartments at a cost of $75,000 each. Pray that hearts will be moved with a desire to help youth change their life story. Our goal is to be ready to house all our sons and daughters in September who need guidance on the last leg of their journey to an adult Christian life. - The children at the Bread of Life Orphanage have crafted Bible posters and cards to share with you to show their appreciation for all you do for them. If you would like to receive one or more to hang up in your home or church at no charge, please let us know. Please send us your request with the enclosed envelope or by email: contact@bolorphanage.org
- Let’s Stay In Touch:
• Visit us on our website: www.bolorphanage.org
• Follow us on FaceBook: Bread of Life Orphanage and Feeding Centers • Send us your email address to receive our e-newsletter
Thank you for your interest in Bread of Life Ministries. We have been able to accomplish a lot with the help of our supporters around the world. There is still more for us to do. Please prayerfully consider how you might help support Bread of Life as we provide support to children and families in need.
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