HELEN REDMAN, DIRECTOR
NEWSLETTER
July/August 1999
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HELEN REDMAN, DIRECTOR NEWSLETTER July/August 1999 |
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SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS NEW PROJECT FOR CMAI became acquainted with Mike Sehon while in Cuzco. He has a burden to reach these people and bring the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to set the captives free. He started meetings outdoors in the main plaza in Urubamba. At that time he saw 55 people pray for salvation but without a building the people didn't have a place to be stabilized I was so impressed with Mike's vision in reaching the unreached that I wanted CMA to be a part. With the help of Worldwide Missionary Evangelism (W.S. McMasters president) we were enabled to send $5,000 to renovate a building that will be used for worship. PROJECT UPDATENew cement floors in all the roomsStucco on almost all the walls Electric meter New lights and wall outlets in all of the building About half of the inside of the building has been painted 30 new chairs have been purchased with 20 more on the way New bathroom 5 new doors Purchased musical instruments Outside work will begin soon Thanks to W.M.F. for making this project possible. Visit Peru Outreach at: www.welcome.to/peruoutreach Women In The Danger Zone***In Pakistan, more than 70% of women in police custody are physically and sexually abused at the hands of their jailers. ***In India, men often marry wealthy women for their dowries, then burn them alive so they can claim the money. ***In Indonesia, dozens of Chinese women have been raped during the recent riots. ***In many Muslim countries, women cannot enter areas where men gather to pray or go out in public unless accompanied by a male relative. ***In parts of Africa, there are taboos against women eating nutritious foods such as eggs, milk and chicken, which are reserved for men only. ***In Afghanistan, women can be publicly beaten and stoned for not wearing head-to-toe covering, including a mesh screen over their eyes. ***In Pakistan, two female witnesses are equal to one male witness in a legal case. ***In many other countries, women are beaten and killed by their fathers, brothers or husbands for actions that "dishonor" the family. |
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