The Dyson Family packed a shoe box for a girl in need for the 2009 Operation Chrstmas Child Campaign. Julie – the girl who received the box had it handed to her by the people from Living Light Foursquare church in Port Moresby. See how Julie and the Dyson Family react when the box is opened!
“A big smile on her face – how do you compare with that?” (more…)
At the Vaturekuka Prison in Labasa, Fiji, more than 80 children of inmates received Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes at a special ceremony their fathers were able to attend.
Prison Supervisor Manasa Rakabikabi presented the gifts to the children during the Christmas celebration inside the prison walls. “These men all belong to a family, village, church and community,” he said. “So they should be loved and accepted when they are discharged.” (more…)
Our friends at the Kellyville Anglican Church were so thrilled by their contribution to Operation Christmas Child that they wanted to inspire you to participate this year and reach even more children. Their pastor gives four great reasons to get involved: (more…)
Dear Friend,
My name is Pannawadee Amm. I’m very glad to receive the present that you give us. I like every pieces in the box especially the dolls because I never got any before. My mother went to give her thanks to the teachers at the church because she doesn’t have money to buy them and she is very thankful. I’m really happy and I will hug the dolls every night before going to bed. Now I and mother started to go to church because I feel that people there love me and every other child.
I thank you with all my heart. (more…)
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