Shore of Hope supports the needs of the Russian orphans and children, deprived of parental care, in the orphanages and shelters in Far East Russia. |
Here are some pictures of our Shore of Hope Russian Mission 2011. Evgeniya and Vicki in Korsakovo orphanage. You can see how happy the kids are! (click on the photo to see more pictures) .jpg)
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May 1 Children in our orphanages recieved new blankets from our sponsors in the US. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Timms! .jpg)
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February 9 This year's goal for us is to provide blankets for the children in East-Russian orphanages. Here are some new pictures from this year - our volunteers Evgenia and Katia are helping at musical Bible lesson for our children in orphanages. 
.jpg) Thanks to everyone who supports us! Randy and Natalie Smith |
Oleg, the Ukrainian orphanboy came to the United States through a five week summer program from an adoption agency for orphan children to see America and have a rest and maybe find a family. The sponsoring American Family enthusiastically spent the first few days with him but could not adapt to the child because of difficulties with the language barrier. Read the rest of the story... |
May 16 Hello Everyone, We have returned from our mission trip and have visited many children. We wish you could be here to see the appreciation on their faces for your kind gifts. We have attached a couple of photos for you to share with the Sunday School children. Words can not fully express our feelings of thanks to you for your generosity. Best wishes, Vicki and Kostiya
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Teaching faith in orphanages |
May 3 Our volunteers Evgenia and Katya are teaching children to know Faith and God in Russian orphanages 



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East Russian Mission Trip |
April 14 Shore of Hope EAST RUSSIAN MISSION TRIP is scheduled for late December 2011 and would like to ask for your help. Vicki and Kostiya Beanie Babies (or small stuffed animals. They pack very well for the trip) to give to the Russian orphan children during the trip. Shore of Hope supports about 300 children in the area. If you can assist, please contact Natalie and Randy Smith. They will need the items by Thanksgiving. Our projects |