This child was very sickly when she arrived at the orphanage. The picture on the left describes it all. The picture on the right is what she looks like now. She's an amazing miracle.
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About Me
- Kristen Missiaen
- My heart was crushed during a trip I took to Kenya one year ago. Within less than two weeks my life was changed forever. I witnessed firsthand children living in extreme poverty. These precious children have potential beyond imagination; however, living in an environment with no hope reduces the likely hood of this potential being put into practice. The church I attend in Waukesha (Fox River Christian Church) is teamed up with Manna Worldwide and missionaries in Mombasa. They have established centers that take in these very children living in hopelessness. The disadvantaged children are fed, educated and academically and spiritually at these centers. Due to the new environment the children are put in, they have HOPE.
It amazes me what good things these orphanages can do for the children.
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