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Surrendered! India Baptism Story

“Now, more than ever” orphan children need to hear the good news of the gospel! And through the generous support of ICC family members like you, young people like Isaac and Aryan have not only learned about Jesus, but they have also surrendered their lives to Him and have been baptized. Though Isaac and Aryan are not related, they arrived at the DEWS Sweet Home campus in the same month – June of 2014. Isaac’s Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

From Survive to Thrive

Written by Brian Manley, Executive Vice President What does it mean for a child to thrive when they have only been able to barely survive? It’s more than providing basic food and safe shelter. Within the ICC family, we believe for a child to thrive they need to live in a healthy, clean home with loving “parents” who help them connect with a new community and, ultimately, to their Heavenly Father. This little girl, pictured Read more…

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Goal Exceeded for Matching Challenge!

The Christmas Matching Challenge for 2023 is now complete! What a blessing YOU are to the children. The collective generosity of the ICC family helped us to not only reach but exceed the $120,000 Christmas Matching Challenge Goal for 2022! Thank you very much for your kindness.  These funds are very much needed to help provide care for the children. And we are happy to let you know that there were sufficient funds to help Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Now More Than Ever

You are needed to keep the vision alive You may have noticed in this Que Pasa the little graphic that states, “Now more than ever.” “What does it mean?’ you may be wondering. In a world in chaos… This is the “Now” in which these children live. And sadly, with all the modern advances in medicine, technology, transportation, and so-called “enlightenment,” the world is not a better place to live for orphan children. And as Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Paying Forward Your Support

For the Los Pinos children Editor’s Note: Over the next few editions of the Que Pasa, we will be sharing project updates from around the ICC family. This first feature comes from Joel Carpio, Project Director of Los Pions Children’s Village in Guatemala where in December there were 39 children receiving care. We are about to finish 2022. For 43 years the Lord has led the social-humanitarian-spiritual work that Hogar Los Pinos does in favor Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Keeping The Vision Alive

By Rick Bowes Not long ago my world began to change significantly. I couldn’t see as well as I could in the past. I was having trouble driving at night. I was having trouble recognizing people from across the room. I was having trouble reading the fine print.  I had to admit that my vision was dimming. When I sought medical help the diagnosis came back, “cataracts.” At first, I said to myself, “How can Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

New Beginnings And A New Life

Thanks to YOU! The new year dawns once again within the ICC family of children! And thanks to the support of caring ICC family members like you, the new year dawns with new hope, new dreams, and new frontiers to explore. This is especially true for the “new kids” who have recently become a part of our family.  While their old life may have been filled with suffering, pain, and neglect, they are experiencing a Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Please Join Us in Welcoming the Manleys

We are pleased to introduce Brian and Lori Manley to our ICC family. While Lori has served the children of ICC for 16 years, most of her time has been spent working remotely in the country of Lebanon where her husband, Brian, served the Adventist Church in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Union.  In October, Brain and Lori transitioned to our ICC headquarters in Vancouver, Washington, where they have joined their energies, creativity, Read more…

By International Children's Care, ago

Disaster In The Desert

By Rick Bowes The other day someone mentioned how grateful they were that our donors were “constants” in the lives of our ICC kids. That short comment about “constants” brought to mind memories of a day that I will never forget. I was 17 years old and feeling quite pleased with all that was happening in my life. I had graduated from high school, had a girlfriend and a summer job, and now I was Read more…

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