Jean-Pierre Rummens

Heaven and Hell in Nepal

Jean-Pierre RummensJuly 18, 2016

In the very old days women had often no value. In the old Testament people were rejoicing if a son was born into the family. In some books or chapters girls are not even mentioned if they were born. While reading it, someone could get the impression that no girls were born at all. ...

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A New Cyber Mission

Jean-Pierre RummensJuly 13, 2016

My article addresses a need here on earth and in a corner of our world that is always somehow in need. I am talking about the continent of Africa....

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The Philippines, Post-Typhoon Haiyan

Jean-Pierre RummensJanuary 3, 2014

PHILIPPINES. Typhoon Haiyan has left a devastating effect on the Philippines. Read the full article accompanying this series of images here. In th...

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Who Took the Coconut?

Jean-Pierre RummensJanuary 3, 2014

PHILIPPINES. A very old German children's song from the fifties asks, "Wer hat die Kokosnuss geklaut?" - "Who took the coconut?" People of my age in Germany wil...

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Jean-Pierre Rummens

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Jean-Pierre Rummens was born in Belgium in 1956 and has been a single parent since 2005. His sons are 14 and 17 years old. One of the reasons he is so involved with Feed the Hungry is that, as a Christian, he believes that people should help each other in times of need and that we can only change the world by coming together, forgetting our selfishness and sharing what we have with those who have nothing. Once we can accomplish this, people around the world will have enough to eat.