charlene israel, cbn news. george: finally this week, it has been two months since super hurricane bopha ravaged the southern philippines, killing more than 1,000 people, and leaving more than a million homeless. >> wendy: cbn disaster relief teams are still on the ground serving the victims. >> reporter: most of the typhoon's victims are still misplaced and they're struggling to recover from the massive destruction it has cost. and the continuous rains bring more flashfloods and devastation. so now the people are getting desperate, after living for months in makeshift tents and evacuation centers. that's why the cbn disaster relief teamj (pj not left ground, finding ways to alleviate their hardship. the village chief was emotional as he thanked cbn for coming to their remote village to give medical care and fix their water pipes. >> you are the first organization to ever hold a medical mission here. thank you for coming. you have made all of the people here very happy. >> reporter: cbn also helped victims get

he is thankful for cbn and caring americans. >> i am grateful for what you've done.e really appreciate it. thank you so much, "operation blessing." may god bless you. >> reporter: so as the struggle to liberate mali of armed militants continues, cbn and other christians are helping those who have fled the fighting, demonstrating the love of christ to malians, like little sarah here, who won't be returning home any time soon. gary lane, cbn news, amoko, mali. >> wendy: to learn how you can help "operation blessing," check out our website, cbnnews.org. >> george: coming up, north korea is led by an angry regime with deadly intentions. we'll show you how christian workers are trying to soften up the kingdom. >> wendy: welcome back. north korea shocked and angered the world by testing a nuclear bomb this week. experts say the detonation was twice as powerful as the last test in 2009. the united nations condemned the nuclear test, and in washington, leon panetta called it a serious threat to the united states. experts worry the regime is closer to developing a warhead sma

ephraim graham, cbn news. >> wendy: incredible, isn't it. the special needs of children with disabilities are often ignored in developing countries. they are the discards of society. that's why a u.s. ministry is sending its interns to africa so they'll be better advocates for people with disabilities. >> reporter: katie dickie suffers from spinal muscular atrophy, but it doesn't keep her from competing in wheelchair soccer or completing a college degree. he travelled to africa with a small group of interns organized by the johnnie and friends ministry. >> when the children see me in a wheelchair, even though we look different, we have the same way to get around. i truly believe that god has opened so many doors for me to connect with these children on a heart level. >> reporter: the team connected with more than 100 children at a special-needs school in uganda's capital. they encouraged teachers and worked with children in the classroom. the volunteer came to realize these kids are the fortunate ones stents told them of other children livin

charlene israel, cbn news. >> wendy: up next, how one man went from homeless and hungry to preaching to the masses. >> wendy: welcome back to christian world news. the pastor in our next story got off to a slow start in his ministry. he was homeless and had no money. now he recently led a massive prayer rally that included 17,000 pastors. ephraim graham has his remarkable story from new dehli, india. >> i was 21 years old when i started. >> reporter: at 60 years old, pastor r. abraham has reached a milestone in his ministry. he has just wrapped a four-day prayer meeting where world evangelists joined nearly a million believers in india to ask god for peace in their country. filling this 150-acre field is quite an accomplishment in a nation where the christian population is only a little more than 2%. and for the popular home-town pastor who didn't want to leave his job as a chemist nearly 40 years ago. >> i could even have a car -- you know, have a car in '74. that was a big deal. it was a pretty high-paying job in those days. and so you feel like your life is secure, and god spoke t

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