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New sponsorship program to help keep school children out of Haitian gangs - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Haiti (MNN) – Schools are swinging into gear in many places including Haiti. Rosaline DeHart with For Haiti with Love says that while school began on September 7, many desks in Cap Haitien are empty. DeHart says that with increased gang violence in the south, there has been an influx of people in Cap Haitien, including children. Families that have lived in Cap Haitien for years as well as refugee families often are living day-to-day. For most in this situation, sending children to school just is
Heart for Lebanon helps displaced people for the long haul - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Lebanon (MNN) – The humanitarian crisis in Lebanon persists with the UN estimating that over three hundred thousand people are still displaced as of August 2026. While that means that over 800,000 people have reported returning to their places of origin, the country continues to lean on aid groups as hostilities increase yet again. Camille Melki with Heart for Lebanon says that despite the difficulties in traveling to some of these areas, Heart for Lebanon continues to connect with those in need
Conflict in Manipur continues to impact thousands - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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India (MNN) – The violence in the Manipur region of India continues to simmer, even amid new government involvement. Unfortunately, because the conflict is local, ongoing, and complicated, Manipur can be overlooked internationally. However, the fallout is anything but small. John Pudaite with Bibles For The World says, “The current conflict in Manipur has been between the Meitei people group and the tribals known as Kukis, who inhabit primarily the western and southern regions of Manipur state.
Prisoners for Christ helps Nigerian prisoners get Bible degrees - Mission Network News (opens the original)
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Nigeria (MNN) – Across the world Prisoners for Christ operates International Bible Institutes (or IBIs) to help inmates complete a two-year Bible degree. The classes not only help disciple the men participating in the program, but also give them the tools to evangelize their communities while in prison and when released. Jill Payne-Holman with Prisoners for Christ says the first project they began in Nigeria in 2018 had such success that they have since opened another one in Nigeria, two in Ethi
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