Gospel Ministry and Nutrition (Part 2)

Last week , we shared about how food insecurity affects families across the globe and how Oakseed’s ministry partners are laboring to provide nutrition to their communities as they bring the gospel to them.

Here are descriptions of how several more of Oakseed’s ministry partners are serving their communities in this way:

Love Link (El Salvador) provides free daily lunches to 650 kids, holds nutrition clinics, and provides medical assessments in eight locations across El Salvador. Additionally, aquaponic ponds provide fish and vegetables for families to eat and sell. The money earned helps families buy food or provides for other needs at the center.

MISIUR (Peru) runs the Bread of Life program, meeting the nutritional needs of 500 children whose parents struggle to afford food. This program provides weekday lunches and devotions to needy children and their family members. MISIUR also leads livelihood projects to promote self-sufficiency among women through training in baking, cosmetology and starting a chicken farm.

Morning Light (Ethiopia) provides single mothers with food to meet the nutritional needs of their children. Children are given healthy meals, medical care, school supplies, clothing, and tutoring assistance to ensure impoverished kids can thrive.