Sometime in the fall I noticed billboards around town for "Change One Life." I looked at some of their videos, and was impressed by the quality. They make short clips showing kids who need to be adopted. It was fun to see some of the kids we know from the main city orphanage.
Then a few days ago I saw that they've been to Tsyurupinsk and put up new videos! They filmed quite a few of the kids I know and love, and many of them are the ones who are considered most "hopeless," the ones that "no one would want." It's so exciting to see them featured. I'm not going to link directly, so as not to give away more specific information than is already available, but if you look at the Kherson region kids, more than 20 of them are from Tsyurupinsk.
Will has already shared a few of the video clips to the Russian Agape Facebook page, too.
Please pray that these videos really would help children find the families that they so desperately need!
Then a few days ago I saw that they've been to Tsyurupinsk and put up new videos! They filmed quite a few of the kids I know and love, and many of them are the ones who are considered most "hopeless," the ones that "no one would want." It's so exciting to see them featured. I'm not going to link directly, so as not to give away more specific information than is already available, but if you look at the Kherson region kids, more than 20 of them are from Tsyurupinsk.
Will has already shared a few of the video clips to the Russian Agape Facebook page, too.
Please pray that these videos really would help children find the families that they so desperately need!
3 comments:
I'd look, but I am having trouble with the Russian/Ukrainian entry form. Much love to you.
Kathy, the link that Phyllis has in her blog post, where it says "Kherson region kids" (right above the photo from the Agape page) takes you directly to a page of kids from Kherson region. At the bottom of the page, in the centre, is a green button that opens another page full of kids. Several on those 2 pages should be familiar. =)
Thank you, Phyllis! It is wonderful to know that more people are taking an interest in these "hopeless" children. We know that "With God, all things are possible"! I will be praying!! Love you all!
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