ANNUAL REPORT 2002

"Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” --Mohammed Ali

Children at the Osamu & Noriko Sugita School with pencils, shoes and T-shirts sent by us.

Wakako Hironaka School in Robib village Preah Vihear Province. One of many computers from SBS.

CAMBODIA

• The Rural School Project of Bernard Krisher, chairman of Japan Relief for Cambodia and American Assistance for Cambodia who aims to build 2000 new schools in the most under-served areas.

• The Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope, which provides 24-hour high-quality, free medical care for the poor and needy.

• The Kampong Thom Province Provincial Hospital with a dental clinic.

• The Outreach Emergency Service Program (OESP), which is setting up an Ambulance and Fire Rescue program.

• The Robib Telemedicine Project with a Pajero jeep.

INDIA

• A new school for street children in Goa beginning in February
• A Mission in Calcutta which received two desktop computers.

Mrs.Tezuka with the dental clinic she donated

One of five ambulances donated to the OESP, in cooperation with Prince Norodom Rannaridh; they are used as mobile clinics in Cambodia.

JAPAN

• Charity Concert for Missionary family bound for Mexico, sponsored by Hotel Seiyo Ginza. Now they work with Mexican orphans and set up a recording studio to produce CDs for the Latin American work.
• The Homeless in Shinjuku were fed about 20 000 warm meals.
• The Disabled of Daishi Sagyojyo in Kawasaki received two desk top and two Norton computers and assistance with their excursion to Kawaguchi-ko
• Fukuinryo Children’s Institution: SBSI’s children performed and passed out toys. and 50 snack packages, at Christmas.
• Foodbank Japan, also Missionary and Volunteer Centers in various places: we donated food on a regular basis.
• 20 Shinkokai Old Folks Homes in Kanagawa prefecture and Tokyo: we delivered comfortable furniture supplied by the Hilton Hotel and Hotel Seiyo Ginza.
• Seishonen Hukushi Center (institution for 16-20 year olds) Charity Bazaar: SBSI donated bread (20 cases), stationeries, household items, toys (15 cases).
• Project HOPE Japan received two high quality disinfectant machines, destined for hospitals in Cambodia and Indonesia.

Cambodia

Outreach Emergency Service Program team, Secretary General of the National Assembly

Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope: Saing Thy’s sister shared: " My sister was so sick; without coming here she would have died, I am so grateful for this hospital helping her." Dr. Graham Gumley, director of Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope wrote: “The Side-By-Side ambulance has been such a great success for us ... constantly in use. Thanks always!”

Komaba Highschool students helped us feed the homeless in Shinjuku, Tokyo

CHANGE THE WORLD by David Brandt Berg (Excerpts)

“My dear Friends, if you have changed one life, you have changed a part of the World, and you have proven that there is hope that it can all be changed! If one life can be changed, it shows that there's a possibility that more lives can be changed, many lives can be changed, whole regions can be redeemed and the World can be changed, starting with just one person--maybe you!

So you say you can't change the World? It's too late, too bad, too big, too difficult? Well, why don't you just try changing your part of the World? Why don't you start with your own heart, your own mind, your own spirit, your own life? If you even change your life, you've changed a whole universe, the universe of your body, and the sphere in which you live. The place and the very atmosphere around you will be changed if you even change yourself by the power of God's Love!”