Marie-Louise Kaligirwa lost her entire family to the genocide and by God’s grace she made it out alive and lives to share her story and the hope that she has in God. Marie-Louise works with the Grace Rwanda Society to help restore lives and invest into the next generation of Rwandans.
Though the genocide in Rwanda happened a couple of decades ago. There is still so much healing and restoration needed. Watch her daunting and spine chilling story
19 years ago on July 4th, the 100 day
Rwandan Tutsi Genocide ended.
Join us to mark this anniversary
with reverence and joyful renewal.
Thursday July 4th, 2013
Doors open at 6:15pm;
Traditional Rwandan Dinner at 7:00pm
Fraserview Hall, 8240 Fraser Street, Vancouver
(Parking available at the back of venue)
Tickets are $20.00 each, and are available online at www.biblesociety.ca/shes-my-sister or email awiebe@biblesociety or call 604-872-6691 ext 102.
We believe quality education is a fundamental tool to human development and essential to eradicate poverty and achieve sustainable economic growth. Without strong literacy skills and a passion for reading, individuals are less able to access and pursue opportunities that would otherwise help them in their learning and personal development journey.
Come join us at 6:30 pm at Vancouver Public library for International Women’s Day and learn about our new initiative to buy books for Rwandan schoolchildren at Toonies4change.org.
Additionally, help us spread the word by signing our petition on change.org.
A very warm “Merry Christmas” to all our generous supporters. Please take a moment to see what your donations have accomplished in the past year. We’re so grateful for your faithful partnership!
The new kitchen facility at the Group Scolaire of Rwinkwavu in Kayonza District In the Eastern Province has been completed!
This Facility cost just over $50,000, was completed January 2012 and it is operational, serving over 1,500 children. We thank all the donors for making this project possible.
Grace Rwanda is celebrating with the community at Langley’s 17th Annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival on Saturday, October 6th, 2012. The fun starts at 10 a.m.with a pancake breakfast and continues with family activities: contests, live music, cooking demos, a fashion show and more!
One of the highlights of the Cranberry Festival is the marvelous selection of products from our 70+ market vendors whether you are looking for jewelry, specialty candy, organic coffee or hand-made crafts. Grace Rwanda Society has an information booth and we would love to see you. More Info.
