Community Life-Care Network

At CLN/YPC, sharing ideas helps young people speak freely, listen to others, learn together, and build unity. It helps them grow in confidence, make good decisions, discover their talents, and understand God’s purpose for their lives. It also helps them pray, reflect, and hear from God so they can walk in the right direction.

This evening, we taught young people about healing from a broken heart and painful life experiences.
We helped them understand that pain, rejection, and disappointment can hurt the heart, but they should not give up. God loves them, and He can heal their hearts step by step.
We encouraged them to:
Talk to God in prayer
Forgive those who hurt them
Share their pain with someone they trust
Avoid bad choices caused by pain
Believe that their future can be better
A broken heart is not the end of life. With God’s love, guidance, and hope, young people can be healed and start again.Psalm 34:18 says The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.
Glory be to God for the healing He is doing in young people’s lives.

Happy Sunday, friends.
Today, I would like to remind you to pray for thousands of children and young people around the world who are suffering.
Some have been abandoned by their parents, some are orphans, and others have left their families because of poverty, family conflicts, abuse, rejection, or hopelessness. Many of these children are wounded in their hearts. Some have been affected by drug addiction, some are sick, some are hungry, and many are living without protection, love, guidance, or hope.
As we do discipleship and serve the Lord, it is important to think about this young generation that has been abandoned in many ways. Discipleship is not only teaching the Word of God; it is also loving, guiding, restoring, and helping those who are broken to find their way back to God, family, and purpose.
The Bible reminds us in James 1:27:
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress…”
Let us pray for these children globally, that God may protect them, heal their hearts, deliver them from drugs and harmful lifestyles, provide for their needs, and bring them back to safe families, loving communities, and a future full of hope.
May God give us compassionate hearts not only to pray for them, but also to help them, love them, disciple them, and become part of their healing and restoration.
Happy Sunday, and may God bless you all.

At YPC, children are not only studying and playing; they are finding love, healing, and hope. They share ideas, learn Godly values, and grow together in discipline as God continues to restore their hearts and shape their future.

At YPC, children study, share ideas, learn good values, and grow together in love, discipline, and hope.

Great Time with the Young People at YPC
We had a great time with the young people at YPC. The lesson focused on the importance of young people staying in their families and understanding the dangers of leaving home to live on the streets.
We discussed that family is a place of love, guidance, protection, discipline, and support. Even when there are challenges at home, running away to the streets is not the best solution. Life on the streets can expose young people to many dangers, such as hunger, bad friends, drugs, violence, stealing, sickness, and loss of hope.
The young people were encouraged to value their families, respect their parents or guardians, and seek help when they face problems instead of choosing street life. We reminded them that their future is important, and staying connected to family helps them grow with love, discipline, education, and purpose.

Key Message:
A young person belongs in a caring family, not on the streets. Family gives protection, direction, and hope for the future.

Teacher Emelyne and coach Pacifique went out with the children from YPC for a walk and time to relax. It was a happy moment. The children laughed, felt loved, and enjoyed being together. It helped them build good relationships and feel like a family.

The children at Yeshua Parenting Centre (YPC) are doing their exams. It is a beautiful moment to see how far they have come from the streets to the classroom. We thank God for this progress, and we trust Him for their future.

From the streets to Yeshua Parenting Centre, where broken lives are welcomed with love, restored with care, filled with hope, taught with purpose, and guided toward reconciliation with their parents.