Nessa Quarta-Feira 14/12/2011 as 6:00hs da tarde os irmaos da secretraria de missoes da Assembleia de Deus em Upanema/Rn, SEMADUP, liderada pelo Pb. Marcelo Tavares viajaram para Natal, para buscarem o Aux. Jael que desde Janeiro desse ano o mesmo estava na Bolivia, na cidade de Cochabamba estudando missoes. Tambem esteve acompanhando os Dc. Argemiro, Josadaque o Aux. Osias Carvalho, o Aux. Cid Nei e a mae do Aux. Jael. O voo chegou no previsto as 10:30 o aviao que conduzia o Aux. Jael posou no aeroporto internacional Augusto Severo. Saindo de Natal por volta de 11:00hs, chegamdo em Upanema/Rn as 2:30 da manha do dia 15/12/2011, Quinta-Feira. As 5:00 da manha uma parte da igreja fizeram uma surpresa para o Aux. Jael com uma alvorada, depois um belo cafe da manha para toso os presentes, a igreja de Upanema parabeniza o Aux. Jael pelo seu esforco, Deus te abencoe mais e mais.Veja fotos:DC. JOSADAQUE E ARGEMIROMAE DO AUX. JAEL,AUX. CID NEY,DC. JOSADAQUE,DC.ARGEMIRO,AUX. ERIONE E PB. MARCELOAUX. JAELAUX. JAELAUX. JAEL E AUX. OSIAS CARVALHOIRMAOS QUE FORAM BUSCAR O AUX.JAELAUX. JAELFONTE: PORTAL MISSIONARIOFONTE: PORTAL MISSIONARIOUpanema Para Cristo: http://www.upanemaparacristo.com As world leaders prepare to meet in New York for summit on refugees, charity War Child says urgent action is needed to protect displaced children Refugee children from Syria play in a makeshift camp in Idomeni, Greece. Only 5% of humanitarian funding goes on child protection and education, according to War Child. Photograph: Orestis Panagiotou/EPAHarriet GrantWednesday 14 September 2016 00.01 BSTLast modified on Wednesday 14 September 201600.10 BSTChronic underfunding of aid programmes is having a devastating impact on child refugees around the world, the charity War Child warns, with vulnerable children being systematically denied fundamental rights such as access to education or protection from forced marriage.War Childs report, Ive Moved but My Rights Havent, says the enormous and growing number of children who are forcibly displaced is making it more urgent than ever to set out a global plan of action for children forced to flee. 'I've seen things that nobody, especially a child, should ever have to see' OscarRecent research by Unicef says the next 10 years could see an enormous rise in the number of displaced children, with 63 million forced to leave their homes by 2025, more than double the current figure of 28 million.Hannah Stoddart, director of advocacy and communications for War Child, says the shortage of funding is hitting children particularly hard.Ive just come back from Zaatari [camp] in Jordan where many Syrian refugees have no source of income and often pull their children out of school to engage in illegal forms of child labour. There are zero opportunities for higher education and its really sad to see when the young girls have so much ambition.Stoddart says the needs of displaced children go beyond the basics of food and water. Children who have fled violence are suffering extreme trauma ... There is acute long-term damage when children are not supported through trauma, or are out of school. She says there is also a risk of sexual violence, as girls may