The stories of children around the world are staggering. Throughout the world millions of children are orphaned through war, through AIDS, through extreme poverty. Every seven seconds a child dies from a preventable disease. Drug addiction runs rampant. Children are sold into prostitution or forced to become child soldiers. They’re lost and they have no [...]
Posts Tagged ‘children at risk’
Announcing 2009 Rescue Ops DTS: Children at Risk
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, Fall DTS 2009, tagged africa, AIDS, children at risk, HIV, india, injustice, missionary, missions, Orphans, poor, poverty, slum, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Live from India — Videos and Interviews
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged adventure, Chennai, children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, evangelism, highlights, human trafficking, india, missions, mumbai, Orphans, outreach, pictures, Pune, street kids, video, Youth With A Mission, ywam on March 12, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Five videos and interviews with the Discipleship Training School students and the people they met in India.
A Day with the Kids from Pune’s Streets
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, Orphans, outreach, Pune, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Rynn writes about the team’s day with the street kids.
Auntie Hattie
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, Orphans, outreach, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 26, 2009 | 2 Comments »
by Hattie Lindstrom
I have always wanted to be an aunt, but with a sister two years younger than me and without marriage prospects, the odds are not in my favor. I won’t be getting a niece or nephew any time soon.
I was always jealous when my friends would have cute little nieces and nephews following [...]
Breaking the Cycle
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, outreach, stop the traffic, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
by Katie Gruchow
“Will you come to my neighborhood and pray?” Jasmine asked. Jasmine is a young woman who works at the children’s home where we have been staying. She also wanted us to share a testimony, sing some songs and give a message to a group of prostitutes.
“Sure,” we said, thinking about the open spaces [...]
Moldy Clothes and An Unexpected Lesson
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, Orphans, outreach, Pune, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 14, 2009 | 5 Comments »
While sorting through clothes to donate, YWAM Madison Discipleship Training School student learns a much deeper lesson.
“Shopping” in Mumbai
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, Orphans, outreach, Pune, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
On a YWAM Madison Discipleship Training School outreach to India, co-leader Jen gets a new perspective.
Christmas in January
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged adventure, children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, Orphans, outreach, Pune, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 10, 2009 | 6 Comments »
The YWAM Madison Discipleship Training School students prepared a big Christmas surprise for the kids at the children’s home. And then they had their own surprise!
A Day in Our Life at Hope of Glory Children’s Home
Posted in Fall DTS 2008, tagged adventure, children at risk, Discipleship Training School, dts, india, missions, outreach, Pune, street kids, Youth With A Mission, ywam on January 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
by Rynn Davison and Paul Allen
Today we got our schedule for what we will be doing for the next ten days. Each day, we will divide into two teams who will alternate daily between serving as the morning or afternoon crew.
Morning Crew
The morning crew wakes up early to rouse the children by 6 AM. They [...]
