About Nathaniel Campus:
In the town of Sakhineptipalli is a handicapped home with 30 children and few adults. Each day at the noon hour Charlie's Lunch is there providing a meal for these challenged young ones. There love for God is strong and they are in an environment to learn more about Jesus, grow, and see their lives become one of dignity rather than a remnant of what would have been or a life long beggar. They are in school, and active in church but most of all know and have a relationship with Jesus Christ. Pray for them in their particular struggle and challenges each day. Pray for a supply and provision for not only their food at lunch (thankfully they have a full meal, Charlie's Lunch each day) but for each aspect of need they have day to day spiritually, emotionally and physically. Their challenges are great but their love for Jesus is radiant upon their faces and they smile and are grateful for God's wonderful love and salvation. Pray that the coconut harvest and rice harvest will be strong and plentiful to aid them in their support and need for daily provision. Pray for their director, Nathaniel and Kim and their family as they direct all areas of ministry among these challenged and handicapped children.
Letter from Rev. K. Samuel
Greetings from to you from Nathaniel Campus. By His Grace and by your love and prayers for us. We are all doing well and going ahead in the ministry and prayerfully hope the same with you. He is Rambabu, on 30 April 2004 he entered in to 9th year in connection to his birth day we have celebrated in our Orphanage, a new pair was given and in the service Rev. K. Samuel conducted a cake cutting program. All his friends wished him and gave some presentations like flowers. Later cake will distributed to all the children and good dinner was serve to the children.
I would like to say a few words the family of Rambabu . Rambabu was brought to our Orphanage by a pastor he and his sister Esther are deaf and dumb. They lost their father in their early age moreover their mother is HIV effected women. One of our native pastors when he saw the plight of these children brought to us immediately with a big heart we accepted them into our Orphanage. At that time their mother said with tears in her eyes please take them as your own children and make them as servants of our loving God. Even after my death also I will enjoy if you make them as servants of our loving God. Please keep Rambabu and esther in your prayers.
