December 2011 Newsletter 12/29/2011
Please click below to access our latest newsletter. Thank you for your continues support. Fall 2011 Newsletter Add Comment  Throughout the last few years, the vision of Breath of Heaven Children's Ministries has been possible through your faithful prayers, cheerful giving and unconditional love. Through your efforts we have taken orphans off the streets and have provided to them hope for a better future. The children of the Breath of Heaven village have been transformed - removed from darkness and despair that they knew in their previous life as an orphan and recognize the new and boundless possibilities. They are thankful, prayerful, and humbled - and they want to help make this bright future a reality . Enter Zume: an international benefit race for orphans in Zambia to compete against their American peers to raise money for the completion of their own children's village. Zume is a 5k race where orphans from Zambia have decided to challenge others to run. Through pledges and sponsors they intend to build their own children's village. Visit zumeforzambia.org for details on how you can become a part of the children's desires to become reality. Zume is a ministry of Mosaic Beyond US partnering with Breath of Heaven Children's Ministries  Join us as Breath of Heaven Children's Ministries presents it's Annual Fundraiser Dinner and Comedy Night! Proceeds for the event will go to Breath of Heaven Children's Village in Lusaka, Zambia Africa! Where: 1405 E. Fallbrook Street Fallbrook, CA 92028 Date: May 12, 2011 Time: 6:30 Cost: $50.00 per person EXTENDED! RSVP by April 25, 2011 Check Out the Latest News from the Village! 10/10/2010
Download out PDF newsletter and find out the wonderful things happening at the Children's Village!  Download ZUME - The Speed of Hope 08/30/2010
 A film team is partnering with humanitarian project leaders to create a race that will give orphans a chance to train for and challenge American children to a race. In a “health to heal” campaign, American students will be training and getting healthy in order to run. The money raised through pledges and sponsors will help build the village and create awareness of the crisis they face. The American winner of ZUME wins a free trip to visit and stay with the orphans in Zambia. Learn more at http://zume.bofheaven.org These children need your help to be fully sponsored! The following children are in need of partial sponsorships to ensure that they receive all that is necessary to feed, clothe, house and educate them. Please pray and consider contributing financially and provide these children a life to succeed! Donate $30 a month or $60 a month and let's get these kids fully sponsored! Become a Sponsor today!  Sponsor a Child- Save a Life! 05/03/2010
 We currently have two of our houses filled with children, and we would like to open our third home by June 1st. Twelve (10 pictured) children need your help so they can have a home at the Village. But we need your financial support.
A God Sized Task 04/16/2010
 By Stephen Sharman
In December of 2009 I was one of four brothers who traveled to Zambia on a mission to finish the work remaining on the first four buildings constructed at the Breath Of Heaven Children’s Village. The members of this little contingency were pastors Ted Lawler & Michael Devine, and lay workers Jim Wolter and myself. The scope of the work involved some finish carpentry, electrical work and plumbing. The goal set before us was to get the first group of children into the Village by the end of January 2010. We had a very narrow focus and that left little time for anything other than the work. 1st Annual Race4Love Bi-Athalon, May 22 03/29/2010
 Completing a mission is no easy task. It takes a vision, coordination, dedication and a lot of prayers. Melissa Karamian, a lifelong missionary, is no stranger to the requirements. She has participated in missions trips to over 10 countries on 5 continents. Over that time, she also knows that sometimes the mission overseas is not completed on one visit. When that happens, investments both financially and emotionally in seeing the mission through can be a stress-inducing practice. "At the beginning of the year, I had two goals. I wanted to help fund-raise for the young girls who were going on this years missions trip. Also, I wanted to get in shape and was looking to do a 5K run. While searching for a 5K to run, it hit me."
As a result, she prayed and was lead to coordinate a fund-raising activity that can raise the ongoing funds necessary to continue the work in Africa year after year. The result was the Race4Love. |
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