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SEAPC: Helping Orphans in Cambodia

5/26/2016

We are pleased to announce our new partnership with SEAPC, a Christian global community of friends that believes lives are changed through prayer.

SEAPC, a registered 501c3 organization in the USA, partners with New Hope Children’s Homes (NHO) in Cambodia to break the poverty cycle in Cambodia by providing for the orphaned and abandoned children throughout the country. Thousands of children throughout the country are orphaned and abandoned due to residual effects of the Khmer Rouge regime and civil war when all infrastructure within the country was essentially destroyed. These children are at risk of becoming victims of human trafficking, drug use/dealers, various criminal activities, malnutrition, serious health issues and lack of education.

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Taiwan Prison Ministry: Escapees Converted

5/4/2016

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Our prison ministry reaches out to Vietnamese immigrants in the Taiwan detention centers. In the past 8 years, over a thousand people have been converted in the detention centers.

However, the successful ministry has had to be suspended, due to the authorities’ response to a recent incident.

Forceful Escape

Six Vietnamese immigrants used force to take the guard down and escape from the Hsinchu detention center. They were captured and sentenced to an average of 2 months in jail.

Pastor's Visit

Our ministry partner, Pastor Thu, visited the escapees. “Why did you run away?” he asked.

“We still have large debts we owe in Vietnam,” they responded. “We want to stay in Taiwan to make more money and pay the debt.”

This is the common struggle the oppressed Vietnamese migrant workers face as a whole.

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SEAPC: Helping Orphans in Cambodia

Taiwan Prison Ministry: Escapees Converted

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