한국컴패션 vs Euka

Compassion, an international child support organization that started in 1952 to help war orphans in Korea, is currently working with 8,800 churches in 29 countries around the world to nurture more than 2.3 million children holistically (intellectually, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually) so that they can become self-reliant adults who can change their families and communities. Compassion Korea was established in 2003 as the first case of a recipient country becoming a sponsor country, and currently about 140,000 children are being nurtured by Korean sponsors.

Euka is a prayer app for church small groups. No noise, no showing off — just quietly praying for one another. A prayer room you enter together Gather at the same time, each in your own seat. See how many are praying right now, and set your own timer to stay focused. Each room can choose a sanctuary layout that fits your group. Share prayer requests Create a room and invite your small group with a code. When you tap Pray on someone's request, only the count is shown, never who prayed. Intercession stays quiet, not on display. Share anonymously when you need to Some requests are hard to say out loud. Post them anonymously. Author information is masked at the server level, so no one in your group can see it. Record the answers Mark a prayer when it's answered. Looking back later, you'll see the path you've walked. Prayer reminders Get reminded daily or on the days you choose. Set your personal prayer time and your group's meeting time separately. Euka comes from the Greek word eucharistia, meaning thanksgiving. "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." (Philippians 4:6)