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WHERE ARE WE WORKING
SYRIAN BELIEVERS IN THE LEVANT
Project Jasmine was launched to support Syrian believers in the Levant.
Cabo Delgado | Mozambique
Escalating violence in Northern Mozambique causing a humanitarian crisis.
Locust Plague in North East Africa
The CRN network supports livlihoods of communities affected by the locust plague
South Sudanese Refugees
See the reponse plan to the South Sudanese refugees in Uganda after the WFP cut their rations by a third.
COVID-19
Free resources, infograpic and COVID children’s story in multiple languages
Archives
Cyclone Idai in Mozambique
Your donations have provided seed to South Sudanese families...listen to their responses
Seed
YOUR DONATIONS have provided families with seed for the planting season...which ends soon.
Digital Audio Players
The players have arrived in Uganda; praying for their release this coming week!
Donations
YOUR DONATION could help provide a supplementary protein source
STORIES
On 14 March 2019, Cyclone Idai made landfall in Beira, on the Mozambique coast. A hydrologist and water purification specialist from SA partnered with the CRN, INcontext International, and Harvesters Ministries and visited the affected areas on three occasions.
These projects, and especially the partnership with the local body of believers on the ground in Mozambique, enable the restoration efforts to continue long after the CRN team has departed.
WHO ARE WE?
The Crisis Response Network is a Christian-based NGO that coordinates a network of partners for a strategic, compassionate and sustainable response before, during and after a crisis. The CRN is not a direct implementer of a response but, through partnerships and local responders, aims to alleviate the suffering of victims of a crisis.
The Fingerprint Logo
We often forget how uniquely and fearfully we have been created! Nothing demonstrates this more beautifully than our fingerprints.
- Fingerprints reflect that we have been created, each person unique in his hopes, dreams, talents, and character.
- Fingerprints can grow back if they are worn or badly burned, remain the same, even while you grow, and continue to represent you, even after death!
- Fingerprints represent the uniqueness of a person’s needs when a crisis comes their way and is an astounding reminder of mankind’s resilience.
- Fingerprints aren’t easily erased; in the same manner, God’s unfailing commitment to us cannot fade.
May this logo remind you of all this, and that the people involved in the CRN live as an extension of His hands.
