Chevra (formerly Anshe Rachamim), means friendship. Our goal is to help our people in their time of need.
As people in the west began to hear of our work, they began to help by sending food, clothing and medicine. Most of this help came from people in England, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, and Switzerland. As quickly as aid came in, the amount of people that approached us for help also increased.
Eventually, people in the United States and Canada began to send help, and others became part of the group of workers. We are actively involved in many countries, and go by different names in each country, as laws regarding humanitarian organizations vary from country to country.
Chevra is the American entity for our international effort. Some countries are “giving countries” while others are “receiving countries.” We have been so blessed and are so rich in North America and we have the ability to do much to alleviate the suffering and needs of others. Anshe Rachamim’s work is a way people can make a real difference in the lives of many people in need.
Note: Paypal’s fee is 3% of all donations.
I heard a very interesting radio show today over at Slicecast. I always enjoy messages that remind me of what’s important. So, here I am at 1:56am on Sunday morning typing, thinking of items to place on this blog that may be of value, but even more; that resonate with me.
One such ministry is Bibles Unbound. This is a ministry that supplies bibles to areas of the world that are in need of the Word of God. They even have a covert operation. Check out their movie to see what they are all about. Why not send someone the most critical ‘food’ of their lives? 
Bibles Unbound
