Sermons tagged #Orphanage

Founded in 2006 by Andy and Lisa Langdon, and adopted by Gospelink in 2020, the Mzuzu Crisis Nursery of Malawi provides childcare for infants whose mothers have died during childbirth or shortly thereafter. Due to poverty, the children's families cannot afford formula and necessary supplies for their survival. Children stay in the nursery until they are about a year old before returning to their extended families, foster care or adopting families. In the 17 years it has been active, the crisis center has been directly connected to the care, health, and safety of 250 babies. Currently, the nursery can house up to 15 babies at any given time, and is overseen by 6 caregivers and 4 other staff members. In conjunction to the crisis nursery, there is also a Mzuzu Family Training Center. The family training center exists to train the families of orphans so that proper care is given once the babies leave the crisis nursery. Along with practical training on providing basic essentials for the families as they take the new babies home, the training center also focuses on evangelism and discipleship with these families. "Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world." James 1:27

God loves the fatherless. George Muller learned it. Spurgeon now learns it, as the miraculous provision for many such youths of London begins to pour in. The tender story of the Stockwell Orphanage and its fruit.

Foot-Steps of Divine Providence - Chapter 4 - Pietas Hallensis by Augustus Francke Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Visit of Pastor Groza and the Romanian Orphanage. Five Musical items and preaching

Though his autobiography ended, his life went on, to even greater victories and usefulness for the Lord. Oh what God can do through us if we will listen and obey! Read by Bob Faulkner

It's the mid 1800's. Your fire-heated boiler is leaking, and you cannot turn the heat off to fix it because you have 300 small children in the house. What do you do? For Muller, the answer is simple: The same as always. Pray and trust God Read by Bob Faulkner

Every time we try to help God help us, we trust Him a little bit less...Read by Bob Faulkner

Got an idea for ministry? Test it. Muller shows you how.Read by Bob Faulkner

Muller does not describe a rosy pathway to Heaven, but a faithful God Who keeps His promises when we seek Him in everything.Read by Bob Faulkner

God's Word is sufficient for every decision that needs to be made, when paired with prayer and waiting on God.Read by Bob Faulkner

When it is the will of God, God will take care of it. He'll never leave us or forsake us.Read by Bob Faulkner

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Who would say No to a gift for the ministry? George Muller. Let him tell you why, as he continues to document the faithfulness of God.Read by Bob Faulkner

Day after day after day, asking for and receiving from the Father, just as He promised.Read by Bob Faulkner

Ever had to pray for the hour's needs to be met, let alone daily bread. Muller says his Father can be trusted.Read by Bob Faulkner

More prayer, more power. Listen to how God grows the work that Muller has on his heart.Read by Bob Faulkner

Hearing George Muller is like entering a different world . A world of simple faith where God is all and is in all. In this episode an orphanage is born. You may be surprised to know why...Read by Bob Faulkner

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Preface Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

We all need to be adopted by God, because by birth we are enslaved strangers. Jesus is our adoption agent, and we apply by faith. Every Christian has been adopted; this is the point of the Father's plan. So, Christian, enjoy your Father!