Christian Volunteers Center Visit Mentally Disabled in Kunshan

On November 19, 2020, three persons with mental disabilities performed a sign language program at the Kunshan Amity Bakery, in Jiangsu.(Kunshan Church)

ByMark Cui November 27, 2020

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On November 19, members of a Christian organization from Jiangsu visited three persons with mental disabilities at a local hospital.

Five people with cancer and four volunteers from Shang’ai Public Welfare Service Center of Kunshan came to Jen Ching Memorial Hospital in Kunshan, according to the Kunshan Church.

In the afternoon, they arrived at the Kunshan Amity Bakery, which provides vocational training and work opportunities for the mentally disabled.

After a short break, they watched a video that introduced the three people, and then they made cookies together. The activity ended with a sign language performance by the three disabled persons.

This activity demonstrates the desire of the Shang’ai Center to spread love to others. The volunteers were reminded that they should bring light and warmth to the world.

- Translated by Abigail Wu