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Literally thousands of children are being left orphaned and homeless on a daily basis as the deadly HIV/AIDS virus sweeps across the globe. It is estimated that by the year 2010, there will be over 40 million children left orphaned by this horrendous disease. Up to 95% of these children will be living in sub-Saharan Africa. AIDS Orphans & Street Children (AOSC) was established in 1993 to help care for such children. The vision and goal of AOSC is to provide for children whose parents have died of the HIV/AIDS virus, and children who do not have a sustaining family. AOSC provides, in a loving Christian home atmosphere, food, clothing, shelter, discipline, music and Bible training, practical training for the future. Training includes such things as sewing, cooking, clerical work, construction, gardening, farming, and mechanics. Our goal is that these children will grow up to be self-sustaining in their adult life. More
Seeing The Lord At Work2008-06-05 |
Shining the Light2008-05-29 |
Shining the Light2008-05-29 |
Proclaiming Truth in Zambia2008-05-28 |
Proclaiming Truth in Zambia2008-05-28 |
Location PHILIPPINES, We are so thankful to the Lord for His faithfulness through this summer. It was awesome to see the team members committed to God's call. We now have five new young adults enrolled at our Bible, Missionary & Work (BMW) Training Center
Location AUSTRALIA, This year a team...has chosen to be active in what is commonly known as "street ministry". Each Friday night we meet up with a local evangelism group from the Christian Outreach Centre and head out on the busy and highly affluent streets of Noosa to share the love of Christ and spread the message of the Gospel.
Location ZAMBIA, [Musa] decided to go to a nearby compound and ended up visiting in someone's home. The people he visited with were talking about the Sabbath but he soon found out that they were from a cult