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Safety, love, care: the home of peace

Ray White recounts the story of a welcoming home for abandoned, abused and vulnerable youngsters  

Safety, love, care: the home of peace

OVER 30 YEARS AGO, A KENYAN widow, unable to afford to feed her three children, arranged for them to be taken to the nearest large town and dumped on the side of a street. These children had nothing but the clothes on their backs and were forced to survive by begging and stealing. Tragically, the youngest child died, and his body was discarded on the town rubbish dump. The other two children somehow survived and were eventually able to get into a Christian children’s home, where they remained until they were 18 years old.

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