The Knights of the Orthdox Order of St. John Russian Grand Priory carries on a nearly 1000 year tradition of service to Humanity. Its traditions extend back to 1048 with the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem which started the first hospitals during the crusades to take care of the sick and injured regardless of race, creed or ability to pay.
This building is being built to do the outreaches and ministries of our missionary partners in Chomthong. Our contributions go to the continuation of labor work in the next weeks to come. With this structure, many more kids and their families will be blessed. We look forward to a continuous partnership with this ministry in Northern Thailand.
It was a day of celebration for God's faithfulness in this village ministry in Phnom Penh. We are grateful to be part of the gift giving to these families since the pandemic. These were the photos taken during the event.
We had the chance to do an outreach again for the kids in Albay as they prepare for the upcoming school year. They all received schools supplies, rice, and other goods for their respective families. It was a fruitful day for this month!
It was time to revisit our beloved family of Garden of Eden in Machakos County.
As usual, everyone here is cheerful and welcoming and no wonder we were fond of them.
Apart from spending the day chatting with the kids, we made sure they don't have to skip a meal for the next couple of months.
A tragedy came to our dear missionaries in Cambodia lastApril 25 destroying about 70% of their properties. The couple are still in the hospital as they both suffered from second-degree burns and wounds from broken glasses but the six kids in the house miraculously survived without wounds or injury. All the kids are undergoing trauma therapy now through friends from the church, who are also the ones taking care of them while both parents are still admitted in the hospital.
News reported thru Khmer Times here
KOOSJ extended help for the family by covering some needs especially the first monthly rent for the new house before they move once they are discharged from the hospital a month from now.
Two weeks after..
This home has been experiencing food shortage due to their location and constant admission of new children.
As usual, we responded to their call for food by donating cereals, flour and other foods.
We hope to help them start a farm in order to have a sustainable food supply.
It was the first mission to this home located in the outskirts of Nakuru County.
The Home is made up of 70 Children, most of them who are teenagers.
They were grateful for the goodies we gave them.
