Abba's Hands
A Project of the BlueBank First Church of God
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Abba's Hands is a ministry of people devoted to making a positive difference in the lives of Cambodian children who have been sold into slavery. This is achieved by actively rescueing children from abusive situations, and by helping those ministers who are engaged in nurturing these children - children who have been through unthinkable acts of violence and abuse. Please help us help the children.
Sponsor a Child.
Children need a nourishing and positive environment to grow and become strong spiritually. By sponsoring a child at the Kampong Cham orphanage and at Jesus School we can give them just that.
Children need a nourishing and positive environment to grow and become strong spiritually. By sponsoring a child at the Kampong Cham orphanage and at Jesus School we can give them just that.
Sponsor a minister in Cambodia.
The "hot spots" where children are of greatest concernt, tend to be some of the most impoverished parts of the world. For $50/month a minister can have all of his needs met so he may concentrate on ministering to children. After bank fees are deducted, 100% of your contribution goes to those ministers on the front lines helping children. Help them lift up the children from a life of slavery.
The "hot spots" where children are of greatest concernt, tend to be some of the most impoverished parts of the world. For $50/month a minister can have all of his needs met so he may concentrate on ministering to children. After bank fees are deducted, 100% of your contribution goes to those ministers on the front lines helping children. Help them lift up the children from a life of slavery.
Financial Support for the area of greatest need.
Tell us how much you'd like to donate and we'll apply that amount to the area of the greatest need.
Tell us how much you'd like to donate and we'll apply that amount to the area of the greatest need.
"A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child."