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We are serving specially for orphan children among the tribal and most backward area where the people are illiterates and very poor. We are in their service for more than 18 years. We were helping them by giving food products clothes medicine and awareness camps. Also we are serving the village children in the educational field. We are giving free tuition to the poor children by paid teachers. We also give them cloths, shoes and study materials.

Bethel gives life, future and a hope to these kids! Bethel has desperate Needs to take care of these kids! On 1.6.2008, all these kids will be sitting in new classes. New school year is always a challenge with huge needs. Each of them need 40$ for this purpose!

Please! rush your support to us right to-day! The Lord will bless you abundantly. write to  me and I will tell you how to send the support; since we do not have the online collection of funds!

Sincerely,

Rev.Dass.T

Director

I am  contacting you through this page, so that you may help these kids to continue their studies and build a safe and sound future. It takes 40$ a month; as a over all expense to keep a child in the Orphanage. You can support 1 kid or few kids.

Bethel is an Indian Christian national NGO with proper registration, tax exemption and accountability status. We will send you official receipts as soon as we receive your free will donations. kindly visit www.myspace.com/bcmindia, to read more of Bethel. 90% of your money goes directly goes into the up-bringing of the kids.

Please! feel free to write to the Director for any dedtails!

revdass57@gmail.com!

Rev.Dass.T

Director

Okay, here goes.

We met 10 years ago, married almost 7. We each have 6 adult kids. 3 years ago we decided we have lots of room in our home and hearts for a child of our own and began the process of adopting a little boy from Russia. It was love at first sight. He was 9 months old. It was late November, and my husband turned 50 during the trip! We thought we'd have him home by Christmas. Little did we know it would be 9 more months before we got him home. The longest 9 months you can imagine.

We missed him so very much, so much so I travelled alone to spent time with him again, and spent 3 weeks in Siberia in late March of 2004. We finally brought our son home in September 2004 at the age of 20 months. 9 months. We were thrilled, yet the faces of the children we left behind haunted us endlessly. We are not wealthy, and will likely be paying off college loans til my husband retires (I have chosen to stay at home and raise my son). Still, something burned deep inside and we decided to return to Russia for another child. We were thrilled to learn that our son had a biological baby brother available for adoption! We petitioned the court to make him our son, and returned home. That was June 2005. It has been 2 years, 2 weeks, 6 days, and 2 additional trips to be with him. The little boy, the biological brother of our now 4.5 year old son, who was 10 months old when we met him, will be 3 soon and we still do not have a court date. This region is very difficult to adopt from. Financially, we chose to adopt independently this time, but bot adoptions have already cost us well over $40K.  Each time we return we fill our bags to the maximum with donations for the children we have left behind, who stand little or no chance of finding a forever family. We have so much and have nothing. When we were there at Christmas time we were invited to the Orphange Holiday Performance. At the end of the show, "Father Frost" (Their version of Santa) passed out gifts to the all the children (a banana and a piece of chocolate). They were thrilled, yet sadly, this is all they would be getting. A banana and one chocolate!

Now, here's my plea:  I would love to pay off my $40K debt, and "pay it forward". So, I am proposing and promising that for every dollar we receive, 1 ruble will be donated to the orphanage where my son lived until he came home to us, and where the youngest still lives, and waits for us. With the exchange rate, $40,000 would mean I would donate in all your names, about $1600 to the orphanage.

But it goes beyond that. You see, most of the $40K was our first adoption, using an agency - when were clueless about international adoption. This time, the costs are minimal. Our hope is erase as much of our debt as possible and put us into a position where we can "reasonably" think about another child.