Group Says It Relocated 300 Orphans (washingtonpost.com): "'Normally, Banda Aceh is closed to foreigners and closed to the gospel. But, because of this catastrophe, our partners there are earning the right to be heard and providing entrance for the gospel,' WorldHelp said in an appeal for funds on its Web site this week.
The appeal said WorldHelp was working with native-born Christians in Indonesia who want to 'plant Christian principles as early as possible' in the 300 Muslim children, all younger than 12, who lost their parents in the tsunami. "
Thursday, January 13, 2005
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