Why me?
January 8, 2017 in SunErgosMarch
The question should not be – “Why me? The question should be – “Why not me?”
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Repercussion of the Adoption Ban
June 29, 2013 in SunErgos NEWS
Last week, we discussed the recent adoption ban imposed on Americans by the Russian Duma. This week, we will follow-up by discussing the consequence of the ban, particularly on the
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Go Fast. Stop Hunger
April 9, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
Partner with SunErgos to fight against hunger of the flesh and hunger of the soul! Due to 70 years of spiritual darkness through communism, Russian people are hungry for the
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Russia Struggles to Reform Soviet-Era Orphanages
March 29, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
Vikenty was 13 when he started school. Although he was being taught in the Moscow children’s home that provided his earliest memories, he knew something wasn’t right. “You take out
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In a Fairy-Tale Village, Russian Orphans Thrive
March 28, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
KALUGA REGION, Russia — Standing in a row, sweating in the bright sun, a group of boys hammered on the outer wall of a partially built log cabin. Nearby, two
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In Contentious System, Hope For A Russian Orphan
March 26, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
The Russian boy sent back to his homeland by his adoptive U.S. mother two years ago might have finally gotten a break. Torry Ann Hansen put Artyom Savelyev on a
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The Orphan Factory
March 20, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
In Russia, there is a widespread trend of separating children from parents, much more so than in other countries. The rights of troubled parents are signed away with relative ease.
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Returning to Russia!
March 20, 2012 in SunErgos NEWS
Two volunteers are coming back this summer because they were changed through their mission trip last year! We are excited to see lives changed in the teams that come out
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