Magdalene Mission outreach projects!
We will be sharing our outreach projects with you as we can! They are very exciting!
Life is Glorious when we help one another!
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The Magdalene Mission Outreach Projects
Our mission encompasses and is open to helping and assisting all peoples from all walks of life. We are all ONE. We are all a part of each other. We assist those that cross our path - all colours and nations. God made all peoples living, breathing beings that all have feelings; we all hurt, love, experience joy, learn and grow, no matter our skin colour or country of origin or family background.
We look forward to expanding our Mission Globally as resources allow.
Our desire is to exponentially change and effect people's lives. No problem is too small to care or too big to overcome!
Please remember to treat others the way you wish to be treated in all situations. Always ask the simple question of what would love do in this circumstance, and then follow that answer with all your heart. It will always guide you down the true path of light and lead you to the Divine Will. Blessings to ALL on your journey!
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We are currently working with a variety of projects and people of different ages, cultures, and countries... Children, adults, and elders. Presently that includes incredible souls from Canada, Mexico, Uganda, Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya, Ukraine, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua, and South Africa.
"I wish to thank Aloma and The Magdalene Mission for their selfless sacrifices they contributed in deplorable circumstances I passed through with my family in March 2022. At a point I could barely feed my family of six children after I lost my husband three years ago. I've had a troubling breast cancer and when it worsened I was regularly in and out of hospital. Then, I hadn't the medical care I needed because I hadn't money. I lost hope when finally a doctor at the Federal Medical Centre Umuahia said my case was critical and i was going to lose a breast, my hope became compounded and dashed on basis of survival chances. I could only look up to God for nothing else but my children until help came from Aloma through a relative that told her my condition. They sent not only money for medicals but money to feed my children and today I'm managing this condition fairly well and able to do other things. Thank you so much, may God bless and replenish your efforts and energy. "
Nwanganga Okwudili
The Magdalene Mission
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Ikechukwu Igbokwe
One Current Mission Project
Update: Ike has had his Surgery in Sept. 2023 He is recovering very well.
2023... We are currently in the process of fundraising for urgent medical surgery needed for Ikechukwu.
Here is his story....
My name is Ikechukwu Igbokwe James from Anambra State, Nigeria born on 19th of July, 1975. The first child in a family of 6 (3 boys and 3 girls), an Art teacher in secondary school. My childhood was full of joy and adventure. I went to elementary school with my mates, as a happy child I always looked forward to playing with my peers. A time came at age 12 when I could no longer express myself to the fullest as a normal child. It is either I fall sick or easily get weak while still enjoying my activity. Sometimes, I even lose consciousness and these put fears in my parents which made them to take me to the hospital for proper examination. It was at this point I was told I was born with sickle cell anemia.
From then, my life did not remain the same. I started taking routine medications, going for one check up or another. There were restrictions to almost everything I did, such as playing football, running, doing strenuous tasks... just to be alive. The good news is that looking at me you can hardly believe that I am a sickle cell patient. I was not depressed, with God's help I kept pushing but before I got admission to study Fine and Applied Arts the unimaginable happened. I lost two of my siblings in two months. One to Sickle Cell Disease and the other to a different sickness. I was shocked, devastated, and frightened. I was like who will be the next? This led me into sober reflection asking myself several questions on what can I do for God for the period I am still alive. I later joined the choir for my Church and was happy singing praises to God.
While still in the choir, I got a vision of singing a special kind of songs (Acapella). I invited my friends and people of like minds to support this vision. "Glorious Singers" a non-denominational music ministry came into existence officially June 1996. The major objective of the group is service to God and humanity through songs hence, its motto "Serving God through songs."
I wedded in April , 2010 and God has proved Himself faithful in my life and that of my family members. It was around 2012 that I started feeling little pains on my right hip and knee, gradually it developed to the point that I started using crutches to aid mobility. Presently, I use walking sticks and analgesics to help myself. According to my doctor, I have developed avascular necrosis(AVN) right femoral head. I am witnessing increasing pains and difficulty with mobility thereby resulting in serious affection of my daily income and quality of life. He said that the definite treatment is hip replacement of the affected hip to ease the other hip from collapsing too. Due to constant medical checks, drugs and family upkeep with little income, I have been unable to meet up the cost of surgery . N2,500,000 naira. Approximately. $7500 CAD.
Thank you and God Bless you!
Please enjoy some of Ikechukwu's artwork below...
Update: Ike has had his Surgery in Sept. 2023 He is recovering very well.
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Ngozi Helen Nwokeocha
Current Mission Project
2024... We are currently in the process of fundraising for urgent medical surgery needed for Ngozi Helen Nwokeocha
Here is her story....
Ngozi Helen Nwokeocha is a widow from Umuahia Nigeria, West Africa.
She is a virtuous and devoted Catholic mother who lost her late husband in 2017. The following year she started feeling pains in her left leg and not too long later it became excruciating and traumatic to her well-being. X-rays exposed an impaired artery as well as her diagnosis. The pathologist opt for an immediate peripheral surgery that would stop the pain. She is experiencing constant severe pain and it feels so heavy to move, as if a huge mountain is right in the leg. It will take approx. 1Million Naira to have this surgery and give this woman her life back. She has selflessly served so many young and old over her life. Ngozi is in excellent health otherwise and with this surgery will be able to continue to contribute to her own life and the lives of many others in alignment with God's will. She is a faithful, strong, stable and powerful woman of God. She is indeed a blessing to all those around her and to those that she comes into contact with! Approximately. $3000 CAD