Young women will be required to:
Participate in daily devotion & go to church
Help with chores around the home
Participate in educational development
Participate in skill training
Participate in training on how to raise your child
Participate in classes that teach women’s rights, children’s rights and how to avoid/report domestic violence
Be involved in counseling if needed
Be willing to do what she can do to reintegrate back into her family

Wilma is excited about the possibilities, celebrating yet another hopeful opportunity to minister to needy women and their children:
“God already knows how many babies will be spared an awful fate of being murdered, and also to be able to give hope, a hand up, and for women to be introduced to the Savior.”

TheGrinchSR wrote:I will be having a whip round for the local abortion clinic in the pub this evening in response to this idiocy. I will then spend the proceeds on beer which should (in sufficient quantity) handicap my sperm sufficiently that no-one gets pregnant during the extended bout of shagging I have planned tomorrow.

Abortions, one sperm at a time, you know it makes sense.

Username Taken wrote:Finally, someone's going to deal with the murdered babies littering the street problem.

Understand that 100% of your sponsorship goes for the native missionary!... All our Native Missionaries come together each month for a one day Bible Training Conference. At that time they are given the cash for their support and fuel if they have a motorcycle. This way they can stay completely devoted to bringing light of the Gospel to the one of the darkest place in the world.

For those who are not able to give monthly, but want to help, we will either pool your money together with others to purchase a motorcycle for a Native Missionary in Cambodia, or apply it to "Where Needed Most". We have need of 54 motorcycles for new Native Missionaries in Cambodia.