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Breakfast 2000

Manchay, a zone outside the city of Lima, Peru, is being built as a sprawling urban area which eventually will house one million people. The working poor construct homes and eke out a living. Three years ago ABWE missionaries Rich and Joanne Davis, Chuck and Jean Frerichs, and believers from churches among the professional class seized the opportunity to purchase land, build a church facility, and evangelize the adults.

But what about the children? They were often locked in the house all day while their parents worked. When the missionaries realized this, they found a way to make at least one day each week special for these children. BREAKFAST 2000 is the program that brings bread and Bible stories to the children. They play games, sing, hear a story-and get a breakfast of bread and milk.

The benefits extend beyond Manchay to the believers in local churches. Peruvian culture says that upper class people do not mix with the lower class. Today, however, realizing that in Christ we are one, believers from churches in Lima join in the mission outreach of BREAKFAST 2000.

 
   

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