Konfirmanden 2019 spenden für Ruanda – 2019 Confirmants donate to Rwanda project

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Vor der Konfirmation bedenken wir in Ruhla jedes Jahr, welchen Menschen in Not das Konfirmandendankopfer zugute kommen soll. Dabei achten wir darauf, daß es in ein Projekt fließt, zu dem unsere Kirchgemeinde eine Beziehung hat. Denn damit wird sichergestellt, daß wir auch nachprüfen können, ob und wie die Spenden sinnvoll angewendet werden. Außerdem können die jungen Leute eine etwas persönlichere Beziehung zu den unterstützten Jugendlichen aufbauen, die zum Teil im gleichen Alter sind.
Mit diesem Dankopfer bringen unsere Jugendlichen ihren Dank für die Segnungen in ihrem Leben gegenüber Gott zum Ausdruck. Und sie teilen von dem, was sie haben, mit denen, die Hilfe brauchen; ganz so, wie es Jesus Christus von Christen erwartet.
In diesem Jahr haben die Konfirmanden wieder die Wahl zwischen mehreren Projekten gehabt. Sie haben entschieden, daß ihre Gabe für das Bildungsprojekt in Ruanda bestimmt sein soll. Dafür sind wir sehr dankbar. Gott segne die Konfirmanden und die Jugendlichen in Ruanda, denen damit geholfen wird.

Wir empfehlen auch anderen Konfirmandengruppen, ein solches Dankopfer für unser Ruanda-Projekt zu sammeln.

Before the confirmation, we consider every year in Ruhla which people in need should benefit from the confirmation thanksgiving sacrifice. We make sure that it flows into a project with which our congregation has a relationship. This ensures that we can also check whether and how the donations are being used sensibly. In addition, the young people can build up a more personal relationship with the supported young people, some of whom are of the same age.
With this thanksgiving sacrifice, our young people express their gratitude to God for the blessings in their lives. And they share what they have with those who need help, just as Jesus Christ expects of Christians.
This year the confirmands again had the choice between several projects. They decided that their gift should be for the educational project in Rwanda. We are very grateful for that. God bless the confirmands and the young people in Rwanda who are being helped with it.

We also recommend other confirmation groups to collect such a thanksgiving sacrifice for our Rwanda project.

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Rap-Benefiz-Konzert eröffnet Konzertreihe 2019 – Rap Charity Concert opens 2019 Concert Series

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Die Reihe „Kultur im Winkel“ der Ev.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde Ruhla feiert in diesem Jahr ihr 15jähriges Jubiläum. Seit ihrem ersten Konzert im Mai 2004 haben über 18.000 Zuhörer Konzerte und andere kulturelle Veranstaltungen in der St. Concordia-Kirche zu Ruhla besucht. Gemessen an der Tatsache, daß Ruhla eine Kleinstadt ist, hat die Kulturreihe damit eine große Beachtung gefunden – und wird hoffentlich auch noch in Zukunft mehr Besucher anlocken.

In diesem Jubiläumsjahr wird die Reihe mit einem Konzert des Rappers CANNACHRIS eröffnet. Zur Verstärkung bringt er noch zwei Gäste mit: den Drummer Bertram David aus Eisenach und den Rapper sAAbuZZa aus Erfurt.

Das Besondere an diesem Konzert ist nicht nur die Tatsache, daß es das erste Rap-Konzert in der St. Concordia-Kirche ist, sondern daß es sich dabei um ein Benefiz-Konzert handelt!
Denn der Erlös des Konzerts soll für die Förderung junger musikalischer Talente in Ruanda bestimmt sein. Was wir damit vorhaben, können Sie an einem Beispiel hier lesen. Auch in Zukunft wollen wir weitere junge Menschen mit künstlerischen Begabungen fördern.

Der Eintritt zu dem Rap-Konzert ist frei. Stattdessen bitten wir um großzügige Spenden!

The concert series „Kultur im Winkel“ (Culture in the angle) of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Ruhla celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Since their first concert in May 2004, over 18,000 listeners have attended concerts and other cultural events in the St. Concordia Church in Ruhla. Compared to the fact that Ruhla is a small town, the cultural series has attracted a lot of attention – and will hopefully attract more visitors in the future.

In this anniversary year the series will open with a concert by the rapper CANNACHRIS. In order to increase the attractiveness of the event he will bring two more guests: the drummer Bertram David from Eisenach and the rapper sAAbuZZa from Erfurt.

What is special about this concert is not only the fact that it is the first RAP concert in the St. Concordia church, but also that it is a charity concert!
Because the proceeds of the concert should be intended for the promotion of young musical talents in Rwanda. You can read using an example what we intend to do with it here. In the future we want to support more young people with artistic talents.

Admission to the RAP concert is free. Instead we ask for generous donations!

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Christmas campaign has begun

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This week we have started our annual christmas campaign. Until the end of the year 2018 we ask for donations in favour of our educational sponsorship project in Rwanda. The donations will help to maintain the project as a whole so that its continuance will be secured. And thus your donation will benefit to ALL children of the project. We thank you for your support and wish you a blessed christmas!

For your donation please use the banking information of this blog or the special christmas link with PayPal.
The PayPal-link works with the qr-code, too.

Little Successes and Big Concerns

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Africa, charity, Children, donation, Education, Rwanda, scholarship, skills training, sponsorship, vocational training

Summary of the article of Dietmar Mauermann from February, 21, 2016. Translation by Co-Author Randell K. Anderson

There is the apparent situation as our on-location manager Dietmar Mauermann looks over the list of pre-qualified applicants for One World Group foster parent support.
24 students have been screened and are ready to continue with their next educational step. Unfortunately, we are missing 24 new foster parents.

The question for the board of the OWG is how do we effectively communicate our administrative success and the consequent growing demand for us to secure more foster parents? Who will make the modest financial commitment of about a $1 a day, so that a waiting child may receive the gift of self-reliance through an education?
This young girl or boy will carry this 1 dollar, over what is usually a long distance, and lay it on the desk of their school accountant. They will pay for a day of learning and gain valuable knowledge; they will have purchased a day of not working in the fields just to survive; this day they will have been freed from living on the streets; this day they will be protected by the school campus; this day they will be liberated from taking care of their children, parents and siblings.
One dollar changes the living standard of an entire family. When a child is liberated from the survival mode lifestyle, the perspective changes from survival to a future filled with possibilities. Our foster children realize they can step out of poverty through education. Through the dollar-a-day support of the foster parent, their world opens up to gainful employment, an income and an elevated quality of life.

Our objective is to inform prospective foster parents in a reasonable, enlightening and comprehensible manner so one can make a logical decision to reward oneself with the satisfaction which comes from brightening the future of one child.
Our philosophy is simple: provide opportunity for education, employment and a future in the native country. Therefore, students are keeping their focus on their homeland, as opposed to fleeing elsewhere.
Our applied program is working successfully. As more understand the core of our mission, this being helping children along on their life’s path within the area where they live, it is easy to understand exactly where and how the foster partner’s commitment is spent.

Now, for some of our recent successes:

We have just matched 6 children with foster parents.

Ousamou is a student at Mere du Verbe Primary, Parfait is studying at Ecole Primary in Kacyiru, Dative is at the Good Shepard Vocational Training Center in Hotelerie, Mystica is in Kigali at Integrated Polytechnical studying electronics and computer science, Donatha is back at the Ecole Secondary in Kamabuye, Theogene is in Secondary 1 at the College de Bon Pasteur in Ruhango.
These children are now securely in their respective schools, focused on self-betterment and a future of self-reliance.
Without their dollar-a-day foster parent support, they would either be scrounging out an existence on the streets, herding goats, carrying wood, cleaning houses or doing wash. Instead, they are focused on their bright and optimistic future.

We are gratified by providing this service for these children and their families, which is solely made possible out of foster parent generosity. So, as our foster parents think about the daily dollar expense, we encourage them to think daily on the inter-generational good which they have fostered. This gift of giving hope and a future has a reciprocal effect of well-being on the giver.
Think on the movement of goodness which is perpetuated every time a dollar is laid in the hand of an appreciative Rwandan child.