CtoC 2014 – Moldova

                There is so much to discover in Moldova. Moldova recently split from a Communist country, and its diverse ethnic population makes it unique. With influences from the surrounding countries, major historical importance, and a famed wine industry, Moldova connects the “old” European world to new ideas. But despite historical relevance and culinary fame, this unique country remains the poorest in Europe. The spread of materialism has made much of the Moldovan youth apathetic to the plight of the impoverished. Many adults...

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CtoC 2014 – Philippines

                Known for its diverse terrain of mountains, volcanoes, and beaches, the Philippines is a popular haven for tourists. But what good could your church do there? How do you partner with a church from a melting pot of different cultures, landscapes, and religions?   More than a getaway for Westerners, this seven thousand-island archipelago is home to many Filipinos who earn under 15 cents per day. This classifies them as “ultra poor” on the poverty scale. A large Muslim population and some 4.5 million others who have...

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CtoC 2014 – Uganda

                  Known as the “Pearl of Africa”, Uganda offers loads of attractions. With flowing rivers, breathtaking views, diverse wildlife, and over sixty distinct people groups, this nation contains a variety of experiences that you cannot get anywhere else. Even with these incredible tourist attractions, Uganda remains one of the poorest nations in the world. At least 31 percent of its population lives on less then $1.25 a day. To supplement this income, many families try to farm livestock, which can spread disease....

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