What is Mission Love Exchange?
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To the left are some pictures of the COVID-19 relief happening in India. Pastors, workers, and volunteers from the orphanage are organizing rice and vegetables to be passed out to those in need. Many people lack the things they need because the virus has made it too difficult for them to access. Please pray for India during this time and also consider giving financially so that the orphanage can continue to help those suffering the most.
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Mercy Children's HomeMercy Children's Home is the name of our orphanage, however, it isn't just an orphanage. Several ministries exist as a part of it, like taking care of widows nearby and educating children in the community.
Mercy Children's Home is like the home-base for most of what Mission Reality does. |
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Brother PraveenBrother Praveen is the founder of Mercy Children's Home. With the help of his father, Brother Praveen runs all of the ministries connected to MCH.
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Quality EducationAt Mercy Children's home, students receive a quality education which allows them to break the cycle of poverty they were born into. Education here is open to both the residential orphans, and children who live nearby.
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Widows and LepersBecause of hinduism, Indian culture teaches that it is wrong to help widows, lepers, and those in need. That is why Brother Praveen and his team at Mercy Children's Home need to help out those in their community by providing for their needs.
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Mercy Children's Home is a launching point for a community of local pastors who serve at churches in their area. Brother Praveen and his father lead and train them.
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Mercy Children's Home is currently home to 140 children. These children are orphans, semi-orphans, or in some cases, their parents are just too poor to take care of them.
Regardless of their situation, MCH meets their needs and provides them with food, water, education, safety, a warm bed to sleep on, and access to the Bible. |
