December 2017
Dear Friends,
FEED ODISHA REPORT The Relief Work of BYM in Odisha
Greetings! Mr. Abimonue and his wife Pramodhini, who worked tirelessly for Feed Odisha for the past 9 years have moved to another field. Mr. S. Jeyaraj and his wife Jeyajothi have taken over from August 2017. We welcome them in the name of the Lord. They are zealous for the Lord and full of ideas to take Feed Odisha forward for the blessing of the poor and unfortunate. You can read their testimony published in July 2016 issue of Blessing magazine. Pray for them and encourage them. It is Jeyaraj who writes this report. Please read the entire Newsletter carefully as there is lot of news for you apart from the routine news.- Lilian Stanley
POOR FEEDING: All the 12 widows we support on a regular basis are above 60 years and have no one to help them. Apart from these, every month 70 needy people are benefitted.
lakhs. We have Rs. 6 lakhs with us now. Because the home is in a low level area, there is water logging. Please help us if you can with your ideas.
TAILORING CLASS: 10 girls are regularly learning sewing in Diptipur.
KHARIAR ROAD: We visited six new villages and relief material was distributed to 20 people. 2 people were given medical treatment and 2 children are studying through the educational help provided. We have shared the Gospel among 70 people. 5 new villages were surveyed in Kermely panchayat.
TUITION CENTERS: In 12 places, tuition centres have been established. In Sohela 60 children are benefitted in 3 centres. 80 children are educated in Khariar road and in Diptipur, 110 children come to tuition classes in 4 centres. In a slum area in Bargarh, 40 children regularly attend. Sunday Schools are conducted in all the tuition centres.
HAPPY HOME: We have a total of 22 boys. This year 3 new boys have joined us. Pray for the renovation work of Happy Home. Recently Government officers visited and said, unless we add a sickroom and a dining hall, our registration would be cancelled. The estimate is approximately Rs. 12
SOHELA: We have shared the Gospel and distributed 40 New Testaments and tracts in 9 villages. Mr. Bisikeson was suffering from bone cancer for five months. He sold all that he had- gold, land and even his motorbike- for his treatment. But he wasn ' t cured. One of our believers introduced
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