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Avenues of Ministry |
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Avenues of Ministry at Agape:
1. Ministry to Boys on the Street
2. Agape Children's Ministry, Kisumu
3. New Generation Academy
4. Agape Children's Ministry, Vocational Training Center
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History of Agape |
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Agape Children's Ministry began as a response from the heart of a nurse, Darla Calhoun, who had gone to Kisumu to teach preventive health care in surrounding villages. As she spent time in Kisumu, she was approached on a regular basis by groups of street boys begging for food. Though at the time she knew very little about street boys, she was touched by their plight and their expressions of utter hopelessness.
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Plans for the Future |
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Two important factors dominate the shape of Agape's future. First is the desire, indeed, the obligation to address the needs of as many of the children remaining on the streets as possible. Second, as effective as it is, the Agape model of ministry to children is a work in progress and must be further developed and completed in order to provide the basis for successful duplication elsewhere in the world. |
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Statement of Faith |
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i. We believe that the Bible, in its entirety in the original writings, is the inspired, inerrant, infallible and authoritative Word of God. As such, we submit to it as the standard for our conduct.
ii. We believe in one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. |
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Urgent Prayer - Update on Agape in Kenya |
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Updated Thursday, February 14, 2008. 1:00 p.m. PST This past weekend our missionary staff was temporarily evacuated to Tanzania: Mike and Karen Herscowitz (and Paul); Tom and Marg Tucker; and Steve and Dianne Warn. Our director, Blake and Esther Gibbs, flew to Tanzania to meet up with them. All four couples will be meeting these next few days to discuss the various options before us as a ministry. |
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