Bringing Food to the Poor this Christmas!

Dear Frens,

Christmas is round the corner again, how have your year been?

Mine has been good. I have had several personal successes through the course of this year and of course as life would have it some big awful challenges as well.

I realise that whenever we take 2 steps forward, we often face issues that pull us one step back at the same time. It is like this that we always have God with us and it keeps us grounded to the fact that we need him.

All in all, with God by our side, we will always come out ahead and be able to count the many blessings we received.

This year for Christmas, I feel called to bring you a project in Philippines that will bring food, prayer and hope to the poorest of the poor. I have friends on mission who will be able to buy and pack food packages for the poor at a dump site village of Montalban.

As many of us will enjoy Christmas comfortably, I feel pain in my heart that there are people especially children who have to live with trash, scavenge for things at dump sites to keep alive.

I feel it would be a wonderful and meaningful Christmas for us, friends of Project Kyrie to share our blessings with them. Each food hamper will cost about $16 and there are hundreds of people in this poor village in need of our blessing. We target for to support them with 300 food packages.

If you would like to join me, we will put our money together and contribute as many food packs as we can to make this Christmas alot brighter, alot more meaningful, alot more joyful as we bring the face of Christ and the face of humanity into the homes of people who have so little.

God Bless,
Mill

Man's value before God is estimated by the dispositions of his heart, its uprightness, its good-will, its charity, and not by keenness of intellect or extent - Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774 - 1824)