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"All they asked was that we continue to remember the poor, the very thing I was eager to do."

                                               - The Apostle Paul, Galatians 2:10

 

 

The Storm Student Ministry is partnered with One Life Revolution to help the 1.2 million AIDS orphans in the African country of Zambia.  100% of donations go to provide food, clothing, shelter, schooling, as well as Bibles and Christian books to the people of Zambia.  Donations can be given during any one of our weekend or mid-week programs (Sunday school, small groups, Exposure, etc.)

 

In Zambia, 25% of people have AIDS

Life expectancy is 35 years

50% of children are chronically malnourished

75% of children live below the poverty line

They need food, water, clothing, and the good news of the gospel.  The Storm Student ministry is dedicated to helping these people because Jesus asks us to look after those in need.

You have one life.  Do Something.

 

How can I help?

One life revolution isn't rocket science.  Helping out is pretty easy.  First, you can make a donation to One Life by placing money in the One Life box in annex #1.  Also, all the money collected from buying pop in the refrigerator in annex #1 goes to One Life, so buy pop there!  Also, the pop in the fridge is mainly donated, so have either you or your parents pick up some pop or bottled water for One Life the next time you're at the store.

Also, be sure to buy a "One Life Revolution" T-shirt - not only will you be drawing attention to the cause, but a portion of the proceeds goes towards Zambia.

 
Continue to pray for the people of Zambia, and that God will break the cycle of poverty and AIDS in this nation.