Some
children in Cuba eat well only when a ministry native to the island
provides them meals. Poverty is severe especially in rural areas;
farmers struggle, and many women depend on prostitution to make a
living. “The fact is,” an indigenous missionary said, “to have something
to eat every day is a miracle in Cuba.” Support from Christian Aid
Mission helps the ministry provide food and other necessities, as well
as educational and evangelistic materials. Additionally, more than 100
orphaned children receive care from churches planted by the ministry.
Living among the thousands of people who have placed their trust in
Christ, the indigenous missionaries also live without items such as
shoes, soap, adequate clothing, food and medicine. One Cuban missionary
writes, “You can’t imagine how helpful your support has been in our
ministry. One day my family and I didn’t have anything to eat, so I
prayed to our heavenly Father to provide for us. Later that day, our
ministry leader visited our home, bringing our sponsor’s gifts. Truly
you are an instrument in God’s hand.”
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