Operation Harvest

Evangelism-Training-Humanitarian Aid

Operation Harvest
P.O. Box 64124, Colorado Springs, CO 80962
info@operationharvest.org
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Help during COVID-19 crisis
PictureSending help to the most impoverished

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​How have you been affected? Did you loose your job? A loved one? Been stuck at home 'crisis' homeschooling...something you never imagined would happen to you? Are you fearful of the future? Are your credit cards maxed out because you've been stocking up on toilet paper and now you have enough to take you to 2022?! Have you ever thought about what happens in third world countries in a crisis time like this?

Bolivia is near and dear to my heart as we spent almost a decade living there. While North America has complained about the 'stay at home' order, Bolivia has been mandated to stay at home. Vehicles are not allowed on the streets. The elderly and children have been forbidden to even step foot outside their homes. The adults who do not fall into the elderly category are allowed to leave one morning a week, from 7am till noon, according to their 'carnet'/ID card and WALK to the store, to buy groceries for the week for their family...and walk home. Or go to the bank. Whatever errands they have, have to be done on foot, during the hours designated. When they do get to the grocery store, they have to be wearing a mask, and they have their temperature taken before allowing entrance. On top of that, while North America lives on credit cards, third world countries, like Bolivia are cash only. If they do not work, they have no cash. If they no cash, they have no other means for support. My heart has been so burdened not only for those living in beyond impoverished conditions, but also for those families stuck in abusive situations. For the families that have been abandoned. And for the families who are sick and have no recourses to get them to the doctor.

Although we can't feed chicken soup to the whole world, we can start in some small communities, working together with the local churches, to minister to the most impoverished families. We some of the ministry funds we've been able to buy some food supplies for families who have been living on 'empty'. This is done in Jesus' name, to show His tangible love during difficult times. Thank you for partnering with us in this.