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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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Through ALARM, Watermark is providing funds for microfinance and other economic development programs throughout Uganda. There are two broad groups of people ALARM seeks to serve through its microfinance program. Widows Widows comprise a disproportionately large percentage of the population in Northern Uganda due to the decades of war. As the IDP camps begin to close, these women are some of the most at risk due to no land ownership, no patriarchal protection and provision, and high illiteracy rates.

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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To view sponsorship opportunities. Members of Watermark are able to directly sponsor a child being supported by Watermark’s partnership with ALARM. Each child is only sponsored by one Watermark member; however, we pool our resources together to financially support ALARM corporately. The cost of sponsorship is $35/month for each child. Click here. To sponsor a child. If you wish to make a general donation, you may do that also. Click here. To learn about how one-time gifts are used. Click here.

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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Please enter email below to join out mailing list:. Care for orphans and other at-risk children (Learn More). Change a child's life! Watch our video about Orphan Sponsorship (Learn More). Other ways ALARM and Watermark are impacting (Learn More). If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him?

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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We send teaching teams to Uganda at least twice per year. Communities where we have taught include Pader, Gulu, Lira, Pallisa, Masindi, Kitgum, and Soroti. If you have an interest in participating in a future teaching trip, please complete this application. Care for orphans and other at-risk children (Learn More). Change a child's life! Watch our video about Orphan Sponsorship (Learn More). Other ways ALARM and Watermark are impacting (Learn More).

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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Pader, Uganda was ravaged by the LRA and other fighting over the past twenty-five years and only recently began to rebuild the long-term objective of resettling all of the residents of IDPs. In January 2008 ALARM presented us with a Youth Advocacy Program (YAP) proposal to build a trade school in Pader to educate older children, with an emphasis on former LRA child soldiers, and in February 2008 WCC committed to funding the project. Care for orphans and other at-risk children (Learn More).

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

http://www.watermarkworldwide.com/c-4-orphan-care-the-overview.aspx

To see a video about the program. Members of Watermark are able to directly sponsor a child being supported by Watermark’s partnership with ALARM. Each child is only sponsored by one Watermark member; however, we pool our resources together to financially support ALARM corporately. The cost of sponsorship is $35/month for each child. Click here. To sponsor a child. If you have more questions about sponsorship, click here. To review the FAQs. The Future Leaders of Uganda. Change a child's life!

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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Watermark and ALARM began partnering with Living Water. In late 2008 to drill water wells in communities that have a lack of clean drinking water. ALARM identifies the strategic location for a well, and Living Water drills the well. Key criteria in identifying sites include:. Places with minimal support from government or NGOs. Strategic location for broader ALARM ministries. Lack of alternative water source within nine miles. Care for orphans and other at-risk children (Learn More). If anyone has materi...

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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How long does sponsorship of a child last? Where do these children live? Who can sponsor children? Why do I have to be a Watermark member to sponsor a child? Can I sponsor multiple children? What happens if my child leaves the program? How do I provide funds for sponsorship? What are the funds used for? What are one-time financial gifts use for? How can I receive updates on the program? Can I write to my child and is it mandatory? What can I send in my letter to my child? Where do these children live?

watermarkworldwide.com

Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

http://www.watermarkworldwide.com/c-4-the-overview.aspx

To see a video about the program. Members of Watermark are able to directly sponsor a child being supported by Watermark’s partnership with ALARM. Each child is only sponsored by one Watermark member; however, we pool our resources together to financially support ALARM corporately. The cost of sponsorship is $35/month for each child. Click here. To sponsor a child. If you have more questions about sponsorship, click here. To review the FAQs. The Future Leaders of Uganda. Change a child's life!

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Watermark Community Church - African Orphan Care

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Is a local body of Christians with the purpose of calling all people to be fully devoted followers of Christ. We want to be a church where:. Every member is passionately, wholeheartedly, recklessly pursuing full devotion to Christ;. The hurting can easily connect with life-changing community;. Everyone can have access to teaching that transforms;. In 2006, we began a partnership with African Leadership And Reconciliation Ministries. To the poor, educating Africa’s future leaders through a trade school.