Scarves for Service
"As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace." 1 Peter 4:10
Support
I am so thankful for your support!
Send yarn donations to:
Emily Larsen
Unit 9600 Box 0323
DPO, AP 96209
"Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God." Hebrews 13:16
I believe that the power of prayer is so strong. Please pray for God's will to be evident in where He's leading me, and for His glory to be revealed in every single opportunity He blesses Gloria, Maria and I. Thank you!
Boyfriend Bears
Boyfriend Bears is a non-profit organization that encourages pre-teen and teenage girls to live a life of purity. Created by my friend Madison, Boyfriend Bears is run by her and 7 other girls, the bears promote purity to be a lifestyle. They provide the opportunity for girls to make a stand for what they believe in and to stay strong in their morals. Check out their website to learn more: http://boyfriendbears.org/
Causes I Support:
Compassion International
Compassion International exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults. Through Compassion, I sponsor Gloria and Maria, and am able to communicate with them by writing letters. Check out their website: http://www.compassion.com/
Cupcakes for Cambodia
My friend Dana created Cupcakes for Cambodia after going on a mission trip to Cambodia. The Lord guided her in creating her own baking business, where she raises money to donate to the New Hope for Orphans, a ministry dedicated to assisting Cambodian children. Her donations go towards building orphanages and sponsoring children. Order cookies, cupcakes, and more at http://cupcakesforcambodia.org/
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Vision for Chile supports the ministries of both the girls orphanage in La Pintana, a poor and corrupt area outside of Santiago, as well as the “House of Hope”, a halfway home for the girls as they move to establish themselves as adult members of Chilean society. I volunteered with them in 8th grade while I was living in Chile, and am praying about going back as an intern during college in a couple years. (p.s. they also have a micro-business where they make and sell bracelets to help them with their college tuition!)
Learn more on their website: http://visionforchile.org/
Read a post about my experiences with V4C: http://visionforchile.org/2012/06/start-of-a-beautiful-adventure/
