Operation food for Life reaches the poorest
By Pablo Lillo
Operation Food for Life volunteers have been serving the poorest of the poor, in the outskirts of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
Dennis Perry, co-founder of Operation Food for Life says his team of volunteers have been working with families living at a rubbish dump.
WHEN I MENTIONED WE COME IN THE NAME OF JESUS TO HIM WITH FOOD, HE OPENED HIS DOOR AND SHOWED ME THE INSCRIPTION ON THE INSIDE OF HIS DOOR.
They found an elderly man who has spent his life at the Baruni rubbish dump, living in space no bigger that an outside toilet. His home, a shack has no windows, made from timber he found on the tip. It’s estimated that more than 2000 people live off the rubbish dumped on a daily basis.
The Miracle of his story is despite his conditions he knows Jesus has not abandoned him. Even living in such filth.
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