Why is Mercy & Justice important to us?

 
 

God commands us to care for the poor & the oppressed in Scripture. But our motivation is even deeper than a response to a command. We care about showing mercy to those in need because we recognise that we are no different if not for the grace of Jesus Christ.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Our material and social circumstances may be different, but spiritually we are bankrupt and so far away from God that we have no hope apart from our Saviour who, as Scripture says, "though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich." (2 Cor 8v9)

Furthermore, we believe that as an agent of God's kingdom, RHC should seek to bring about healing of the effects of sin in all areas of life. And we see this as critical to achieving our vision at RHC.

 
 
 

Volunteer Reflections:

 
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Practical Help for a Virtual Challenge

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Gladiolus Place - Girls’ Home

“I was moved by the testimony of one particular girl, who shared about how God has been powerfully at work in her life.”