| God's reconciling love transforms communities physically, emotionally, and spiritually. You can join in this exciting work by viewing the projects below, and picking a project you would love to support. Sunday school classes or other groups will also be enriched by supporting these projects.
How to support an EMM project
You need not give the exact dollar amounts listed for specific projects; the amounts are approximations of what your gifts accomplish.
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Note the project number in the memo line of your check. Mail checks or money orders to:
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P.O. Box 458,
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For more project information:
Contact Bob Brubaker if you have questions about any of the projects listed.
Contact Leon Miller if you would like someone to speak at an event about any of the projects listed.
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2148 Micro-loan funds (Thailand)
A Micro-Economic Development (MED) project provides the Life Enrichment Church with the opportunity to reach out to others and help families break out of cycles of poverty. MED needs capital to provide low-interest, high accountability loans for its members, so that they can develop their businesses and pay for rice planting. Staffed by church members, the project, now in its 8th year, has a track record of success and is poised to expand.
A - $25 provides a loan for one person for one month.
B –$300 provides a small loan to one family.
C – $3,000 covers projected expansion in 2008.
2158 Clean water for rural poor (Southeast Asia)
Be part of a new holistic business presence in Southeast Asia, making it possible for subsistence farmers to purchase locally produced ceramic water filters.
A - Up to $10,000 for business research.
B – Be 1 of 100 individuals or groups to contribute $400 to cover start up costs of the factory.
5048 Business consultancy (Middle East)
A business consultant assists men with developing viable small businesses that will support their families. When the men become believers their families are not likely to provide them a place in a local business.
A - $250 will cover the consultancy expenses of the business consultant for one month.
B - $3,000 will cover the consultancy expenses of the business consultant for one year.
4018 Garifuna youth vocational training (Belize)
The Garifuna church has a vision to provide vocational training for the scores of unemployed youth.
A – $17 for one youth for one week.
B – $65 for one youth for one month.
C – $750 for one youth for one year.
D – $3,000 four youths per year.
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4028 Treatment for malnourished children (Peru)
Many children in the Peruvian Andes suffer from intestinal parasites. Victims of unsanitary conditions and unsafe drinking water, they become weak and frail. With weakened immune systems, they easily fall prey to deadly diseases like pneumonia, common in the mountainous jungles. The Peruvian Mennonite Church provides a simple treatment of medicine and vitamins, and health education and the message of the gospel.
A - $28 treats one child.
B - $140 treats five children.
C - $560 treats twenty children.
4038 PROSIM Mennonite Health program (Peru)
The Mennonite Health program is meeting the health needs of people living in remote villages through mobile clinics.
A – $12 supports one mobile health clinic for one week.
B – $42 supports one mobile health clinic for one month.
C – $500 supports one mobile health clinic for one year
D – $8000 supports all clinics for one year.
4048 Overnight home for family members (Guatemala)
The K’ekchi’ church has a vision to give family members of hospitalized patients a place to sleep instead of the streets. This will be a kind of “Ronald McDonald House,” K’ekchi’-style.
$3000 will help this to get started; any amount is appreciated.
EMM AIDS initiative
HIV/AIDS has continued to escalate globally at a rate that astounds researchers. We seek to share with our mission partners in the suffering that this pandemic has caused.
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2168 AIDS ministry (Thailand)
EMM provides a matching fund for the newly planted churches in Thailand to conduct a ministry to AIDS patients. Several patients have become Christians.
A – $60 provides one month of support.
B – $725 provides one year of support.
7018 HIV/AIDS Manual
This EMM-produced manual is being used worldwide. It has been translated from English into three additional languages, and is planned to be translated into five others.
A – $10 translation and printing for one manual.
B – $100 ten manuals.
C – $1,000 one hundred manuals.
7028 Orphans and vulnerable children
Funds support children whose families are devastated by AIDS, who do not always have the resources to care for themselves.
A – $10 will buy a school uniform for a child.
B - $20 will buy a pair of goats or pigs.
C – $100 will buy school uniforms for ten children.
D – $200 will buy a pair of goats or pigs for ten struggling families.
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1078 Football for peace (The Gambia)
A soccer program is envisioned to draw the attention of youth away from serving as rebel soldiers; contact Nita Landis (nital@emm.org) to send items such as new soccer balls.
A – $35 purchases one soccer ball.
B – $350 purchases 10 ten soccer balls.
3018 Bible Camp for children and youth (Albania)
In Albania, most children and youth do not live in Christian homes. Summer camps are an effective way to get them into an environment where they have the opportunity to hear regular teaching from the Bible.
A - $63 per child for one week.
B - $150 per child for three weeks.
C - $630 for 10 children for one week.
5018 Orphanage for street children (Middle East)
EMM workers assist at an orphanage that houses and educates street children.
A - $50 buys educational materials for one child.
B - $500 buys educational materials for 10 children.
6028 Transform lives through short-term missions
A - $50 supports the ministry of a mission intern for one month.
B - $150 supports the ministry of a Youth Evangelism Service participant for one month.
4058 Children’s and leadership retreats (Chile)
The EMM church planting team, along with the small Chilean church, has a vision to buy and develop a ten-acre tract of land.
$40,000 pays for initial land and development; any amount is appreciated.
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2218 Dorm ministry (Cambodia)
Many bright university-age students from the rural provinces attempt to further their studies in Phnom Penh. It is difficult for them to find safe and affordable housing. EMM operates a dorm which addresses this need and also provides an environment of spiritual nurture to these future leaders.
$50 covers one student’s monthly costs.
1088 Bible College scholarship (Tanzania, Kenya)
The Tanzania and Kenyan Mennonite Churches administer the Mennonite Theological College of East Africa in Tanzania. Tuition assistance allows students with few financial resources to attend. Costs are per student.
A - $15 per week.
B - $55 per month.
C - $660 per year.
1098 School scholarships for needy children (The Gambia)
Often children who have shown promise in education have had to quit school due to the loss of one or both of the parents. Donations would help to provide school fees for children whose mother or father has died. Contact Nita Landis if you want more information.
1108 Meserete Kristos College scholarship (Ethiopia)
The College is training persons for ministry. Costs are for tuition, room, and board for those in a three-year Church Ministries BA program.
A - $20 for one person for one week.
B - $80 for one person for one month.
C - $1,000 for one person for one year.
D - $3,000 pays for a full three-year program for one person.
1218 Community library (The Gambia)
Although English and reading are taught in the government schools in the Gambia, there are very few books available. If you are willing to donate books, see the list below, or you can help us purchase them. Contact Nita Landis for more information.
A- $10 purchases one African children’s book.
B- $100 purchases 10 African children’s books.
BIBLES
NIV basic reader version
Illustrations should include people of various skin colors, not all white
DICTIONARIES
Any age level will be helpful
Paperback is fine
LITERATURE
Beginning reader books published by Judson Press and Rod and Staff publishing or similar readers
Simple books about numbers, colors, etc.
Essays/books by Martin Luther King, Jr. and Frederick Douglass
Simple biographies of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Frederick Douglass
Note: MCC Booksavers has a list of books available on-line. This is a good place to find the books requested at good prices.
3028 Christian university student assistance (Lithuania)
LCC International University (formerly Lithuania Christian College) is an international liberal arts university that educates young people from Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and other developing countries. You can help students finance their education. Costs per student:
A - $40 visa renewal fee for a year.
B - $120 health insurance for one year.
C - $550 dormitory costs for one semester.
D - $2,535 one semester of tuition.
4068 Training for K’ekchi’ students (Guatemala)
K’ekchi’ girls and boys receive holistic, bilingual education at the Bezaleel Education Center, imparting skills for the youth to overcome poverty and injustice, and serve the church. But many parents are too poor to afford books, uniforms, transportation, and room and board.
A - $7 supports one student for a month.
B - $85 per student per year.
C - $425 for five students for one year.
4078 Mennonite school education (Peru)
The new Mennonite school PROMESA continues to add a grade per year. Assistance with costs is needed.
A - $35 per student per month.
B - $375 per student per year.
C - $2,400 per teacher per year.
D - $7000 covers growth for 2007.
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1058 Eastleigh Fellowship Centre (Kenya)
Located in a semi-slum area of Nairobi, the Centre provides holistic witness through a library, reading room, and sports teams and gym facilities. The basketball program is a major attraction for the community youth. The center also rents out space for English and computer classes, and for two congregations to worship. Discipleship classes are held twice each year to encourage, train, and hold accountable those who have accepted Christ.
A - $25 per student taking the discipleship class.
B - $50 for a basketball uniform for one player.
C - $250 hosts one basketball tournament.
2068 New outreach in Cambodia
EMM senses God leading us to initiate new church planting and community development in the least reached province of Cambodia. Two families from the Integrated Mennonite Churches of the Philippines are committed to join the EMM team to carry forth this vision.
$558 provides EMM’s portion of this support for one month.
2108 Staff for family ministry center (Macau)
A new church plant is growing in Macau, reaching out through a family ministry center with many children’s programs. EMM is a partner in a consortium of Anabaptist agencies with a focus on this gambling and leisure enclave in southern China.
A – $230 provides support for one week.
B – $1,000 provides support for one month.
C – $12,000 provides support for one year.
2138 Typhoon relief for Vietnam
Because of Vietnam’s long Pacific Ocean coastline, villages and towns are frequently devastated by typhoons. This destruction regularly includes church members’ livelihood and property.
$1,000 provides a quick response by the church into typhoon or flood ravaged areas.
1118 Community Center building (The Gambia)
In a six village region there is no place for groups to come together as a community. The Jolla community members are donating their labor and want to contribute 25 percent of the cost. This will give them a place for women’s and young men’s skills training, musical programs, cultural and performing arts events,.
A - $8 for one bag of cement.
B - $50 pays for one pack of roofing material.
C - $285 pays ten percent of the total project.
D - $1,425 pays for 50% of the total project.
1208 Community gardens (The Gambia)
Our goal is to provide a rotating fund for these gardens run by women, in which they would pay back the fund to our Small Farm Resource Center so it is available for the next women’s group. Many community gardens can therefore benefit from the project.
A - $8 one vegetable garden.
B - $80 ten vegetable gardens.
C - $800 one hundred vegetable gardens.
1228 Gambian workers (The Gambia)
Seventeen local workers provide needed labor for various jobs at the Mennonite Educational & Horticultural Development Associates (MEHDA) center. Contributions will help in offsetting the costs of salaries so that budget money from EMM can go towards community needs and church development.
A - $12 pays for one person’s salary for one week.
B - $48 pays for one person’s salary for one month.
C - $576 pays for one person’s salary for a year.
D - $4,920 pays salaries for all workers for six months.
1238 Solar pump (The Gambia)
During the dry season, Small Farm Resource Center (SFRC) workers dedicate most of their time to pumping water manually to irrigate the plants. This time-consuming job is very inefficient and prevents the SFRC from meeting its many important goals. This project would raise funds to purchase a solar pump.
$2,500 will pay for a solar pump to allow workers greater efficiency. Any amount is appreciated.
1248 Food security through community gardens (Guinea-Bissau)
Food in this country is insufficient and lacks nutritional balance. Community gardens are the best way to help alleviate this need.
A - $100 buys one-tenth of the fencing for a two-acre garden.
B - $1,000 buys fencing for a two-acre garden.
C - $1,500 buys a concrete lined well.
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2018 Ministry center (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong Mennonites have launched a ministry center with outreach focused on local families in one of the least churched districts of Hong Kong, including alternate week Sunday worship. EMM continues involvement with encouraging relationship and a financial grant.
$250 covers EMM’s startup grant for one week.
2028 Domestic worker ministry (Hong Kong)
Filipino and Indonesian domestic contract workers in Hong Kong are responding to Jesus’ transforming message through the ministry efforts of workers sent by PIPKA (Indonesia) and Integrated Mennonite Churches of the Philippines. Together they are forming a multi-cultural church. EMM is a partner in this church and domestic worker ministry.
$50 supports this ministry and the two missionaries for one day.
2068 New outreach in Cambodia
EMM senses God leading us to initiate new church planting and community development in the least reached province of Cambodia. Two families from the Integrated Mennonite Churches of the Philippines are committed to join the EMM team to carry forth this vision.
$558 provides EMM’s portion of this support for one month.
2098 Church financial support (Thailand)
The Life Enrichment Churches have matured so that Thais have primary leadership. EMM matches the Thai church offerings on a reducing scale in order to encourage them to grow toward financial sustainability.
A - $80 covers one week.
B - $350 covers one month.
C - $4,250 covers one year.
2118 Church building construction (Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam)
Church building construction is a major struggle for many in the developing world. We have requests from partners in the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam for assistance. Inquire with Jane Hooley (717 898-2251 or janeh@emm.org) for information on a specific church building, and to learn how your matching contribution to local giving can build churches in Asia.
2128 Vietnam Mennonite Church pastoral training
Part of the Mennonite church in Vietnam has recently received legal registration from the government. This opens pastoral training opportunities that have not existed for three decades. EMM and others are coordinating Anabaptist pastoral training models to equip this “lost” generation of church leaders. The church is growing rapidly, with now more than 6,000 members.
$1,700 covers estimated costs for a one-week training module for 30 pastors.
2188 Leadership training (Indonesia)
Leadership training is a priority of the GITJ Synod (Evangelical Churches of Java), an Anabaptist church group. EMM is developing a stronger relationship with GITJ.
$2,500 assists GITJ in leadership training.
2198 Leadership training (Philippines)
The Integrated Mennonite Church of the Philippines is transitioning to a different leadership model. A matching grant will provide training, coaching, and transportation to seminars and conferences.
A – $250 per month.
B – $3,000 per year.
2208 Training materials (Southeast)
Our Anabaptist history and writings can encourage believers in Thailand and Cambodia to grow in Anabaptist conviction and identity. Materials need to be translated.
$3,300 will underwrite the expense of beginning translation projects in both countries.
1128 Roofs for churches in Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, and The Gambia)
African churches are built with clay bricks or stones. Though the raw materials for the walls are readily available, the roof is expensive because it must be purchased. EMM provides funds to assist local congregations in the purchase of roof materials.
A - $6 provides one metal roofing sheet.
B - $60 provides ten metal roofing sheets.
C - A modest church roof costs about $2,000.
1138 Training for Kenyan leaders
Leaders of the Kenya Mennonite and Olepolos Mennonite Churches are bi-vocational. They receive different training levels from overnight seminars to bible school. Help train these leaders to promote healthy churches and sustained growth. Costs per trainee:
A - $24 for transportation and food costs.
B - $60 for tuition, part of travel, and one night’s lodging.
C - $900 for tuition, travel, and a modest stipend for one year’s training.
1148 Kenya Mennonite Church history book
Kenyan Mennonites are determined to write the accounts of the movement of God’s Spirit in forming the Kenya Mennonite Church, so that the next generations will be encouraged in their faith. A team of volunteer writers and editors has formed to write a 200-page book; the following amounts cover the remaining costs.
A - $6 prints three books.
B - $60 prints thirty books.
C - $600 prints three hundred books.
D - $6,000 covers the entire cost of publication.
1158 Kenya leadership training for outlying congregations
Kenya Mennonite Church has been nurturing a relationship with a congregation in western Uganda that needs shepherding. The Olepolos church has begun a new venture in church planting in Iltriben, about 20 kilometers away. Both churches desire that members from each congregation be properly trained to function in leadership positions.
A - $40 enables one member to attend a course on leadership training.
B - $90 round-trip bus expenses for one visiting leader.
C - $200 one-week training seminar.
1168 Leadership training events (The Gambia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau)
Village fellowships are multiplying rapidly in these countries, but most people have little knowledge of the Bible or Christian faith in general. The EMM team needs to train leaders so that each of the fellowships can eventually provide their own pastoral leadership.
$300 provides logistical support for a two-day leadership training event; any amount is appreciated.
1178 Bibles (The Gambia)
In the nine newly-developed fellowships in The Gambia, few own Bibles. With our literacy program underway, adults and youth have a strong desire to read the Bible for the very first time. Most people cannot afford to purchase a Bible.
A - $6 provides one Bible.
B - $60 provides ten Bibles.
C - $600 provides one hundred Bibles.
1188 Bible teaching and leadership development (Guinea-Bissau)
Community leaders have a great desire to hear Bible teaching and to experience spiritual formation so they can teach others.
A - $6 buys one Bible.
B - $75 buys a pastor's Bible study set.
C - $800 buys a DVD projector.
1198 Mission vehicle travel (The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, and Senegal)
A newly-purchased vehicle will enable missionaries to maintain regular contact with the emerging village fellowships in these three countries. Ongoing travel costs remain.
A - $10 pays for one day of travel.
B - $70 pays for one week of travel.
C - $312 pays for one month of travel.
D - $3,750 pays for the whole year of travel.
3038 Leadership training tuition (Lithuania)
For many years, local leadership training options in Lithuania were few. Now the Evangelical Biblical Institute (EBI) in Siauliai offers an intensive weekend of training once a month. This program makes training much more accessible by allowing students to continue their occupations. Costs per student:
A - $25 one month’s tuition.
B - $100 one semester of tuition.
C - $200 one year of tuition.
3048 Family outreach weekend retreat (Albania)
Almost no complete families attend church in Albania. Most of the members of the churches are young people. Our vision is to invite the parents of these young people and children to attend a weekend retreat where we introduce the gospel and provide good food and fellowship where whole families can truly interact at a new level with their families and with others who have an interest in spiritual things.
A - $35 for one person.
B - $70 for two people.
C - $175 for five people.
D - $2,500 for all of the families.
6038 Harrisburg Discipleship Center
Help support projects and supplies to keep this center thriving as the central training facility for EMM’s short-term mission programs.
A - $30 buys one sleeping mat (10 needed).
B - $50 purchases teaching videos (2 needed).
C - $100 provides new resources for the library.
D - $200 provides a shelving unit for the library.
E - $1,500 removes one hazardous tree on the street of HDC (two tree removals needed).
F - $3,000 finishes the computer lab.
G - $6,000 builds a new fire escape.
H - $17,000 replaces the HDC fence.
4088 Training for Sunday school teachers (Guatemala)
Many of the churches in Guatemala are growing rapidly, and are not able to provide Sunday school for their children because they lack qualified teachers. Help send prospective teachers to training classes.
A - $15 sends one teacher to training.
B - $150, ten teachers.
C - $300, 20 teachers.
4098 Leadership training (Peru)
A - $20 for three months’ assistance for one student.
B - $80, one year's assistance for one student.
C - $400, one year's assistance for five students.
4108 Peru church land purchase
The Peru church has been growing at the rate of 1 new church per month the past two years. A Presbyterian Church has agreed to sell land to the Mennonite Church at reduced rate. Money is need to purchase and build leadership these training and church headquarters buildings.
$200,000 needed for land and buildings; any amount appreciated.
4118 Church roofs (Peru)
The growing Peru church is reaching in remote villages high in the Andes Mountains. The local village is providing the land, the local believers the foundation and walls. EMM will help in providing the roof and windows.
$600 per roof; any amount appreciated.
5058 Training for African domestic workers in the Middle East
EMM is helping to provide support for a Canadian East African pastor who is networking with and resourcing African domestic workers in the Middle East and North Africa. A training seminar is being planned for the domestic workers before they leave for the Middle East this year.
$3,500 will provide funds for one seminar.
6018 Scholarships for School for Apostles
Imagine your church leader, pastor, bishop, or church planter in an intensive time of training that will resource him or her into developing a revitalized ministry. Imagine yourself being part of re-energizing and encouraging a leader. You can do just that by helping to send a church leader, pastor, bishop, or church planter and his or her family to a week of educational, resourceful, and intentional training. This event also ministers to children and youth.
A - $50 pays for one child (ages 5-12).
B - $335 pays for one adult (13+).
C - $660 pays for a couple.
D - $860 pays for a family (2 adults/2 children).
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2038 Training to form house churches (India)
Evangelists among the Dalits (a people group known as the “untouchables”) need a supplement to their salary as they begin a house church fellowship. Costs per evangelist:
A - $65 per week.
B - $275 per month.
C - $3,300 per year.
2048 Asian World Missions Institute (India)
EMM has been invited to lead a two-week missionary training institute in 2008 to train Indian and other Asian believers to minister as cross-cultural missionaries.
$100 scholarships assist in covering training costs. Eighty scholarships are needed.
2058 Church planting ministry in remote areas (Indonesia)
Close to half of Indonesia’s 200 million population has yet to hear Jesus’ good news of reconciliation and transformation. PIPKA, a long-standing EMM mission partner in Indonesia, is dedicated to planting churches among the least reached of Indonesia. EMM stands with them in taking steps into this vision; you can fulfill this financial commitment by providing:
A - $20 per day.
B - $115 per week.
C - $500 per month.
2078 Church planting partnership (Malaysia)
Several years ago EMM partnered with PIPKA* of Indonesia to plant a church in Singapore. Now the second-generation Singapore church sent a missionary to Malaysia to begin a third-generation church plant. PIPKA of Indonesia and EMM support join with Singapore Mennonite Church in its church planting mission in Malaysia.
$100 covers EMM’s weekly commitment.
2088 Cross-cultural mission partnership with Amor Viviente (China)
Amor Viviente (from Honduras) has launched its cross-cultural missions in China with EMM in a partnering role. In 2008 this team will be in language study. Your gift encourages Amor Viviente as mission senders and partners with them in providing the basic support of those studying language.
A - $100 covers one week.
B - $425 covers one month.
2178 Evangelistic team for northern India
In 2008 a team is preparing for ministry in northern India. They will have initial start-up costs as they explore opportunities for involvement in the community where they plan to live.
This initial expense is $1,000.
4128 Latin American missionaries’ training (Honduras)
Latin Church leaders are coming to Honduras from Central America and South America for a historic meeting. The topic is the formation of a Latin sending body, sending Latin missionaries to the Muslim, Buddhist, Hindi, the unreached world
A - $300 provides travel for one.
B - $600 provides travel and lodging for one.
C - $3000 provides travel for ten.
1018 People of God study course (Kenya)
This mail correspondence course of four books provides a biblical witness to Muslims through a study of the books of Moses, the prophets, the life of Jesus, and the life of the Church and invites the reader to accept the gift of salvation offered through Iso Masih (Jesus the Messiah).
A - $8 prints one set of the books.
B - $80 prints ten sets.
C - $800 prints 100 sets.
1028 Bicycles for evangelism (Kenya, Tanzania, and The Gambia)
In rural Africa, bicycles are a primary source of transportation. They are economical to purchase and operate, and easy to maintain. Bicycles also allow pastors and evangelists to visit church members and communities with greater speed and ease than on foot. Churches provide “seed” money towards a bicycle and maintenance accessories.
A - $85 one bicycle.
B - $850 ten bicycles.
1038 Ethiopian missionary support
The Meserete Kristos Church sends missionaries to share the good news of Jesus across cultures and subcultures in Ethiopia and neighboring countries. Financial support assists a missionary with housing, medical expenses, clothes, and especially shoes, as most travel is by foot.
A - $20 one worker for week.
B - $240 one worker for year.
C - $2,400 for ten missionaries for one year.
1048 Kenyan cross-cultural evangelism
Kenya is home to 42 different tribes, each with a unique culture and language. Mennonite Churches from various ethic backgrounds do evangelism together to build bridges across cultural stereotypes. Teams of three are sent to regions outside of their home communities for one week out of every month, to build relationships and witness door-to-door
A - $9 covers a team’s expenses for one day.
B - $60 covers a team’s expenses for one week.
C - $240 covers a team’s expenses for one month.
D - $2,880 covers a team’s expenses for one year.
1068 Audio equipment for evangelization (Guinea-Bissau)
The Christian youth association has a vision for evangelization within the district that includes outreaches in area villages. To assist with this effort, they request sound equipment that includes a small generator, amplifier, cassette player, and speaker system.
$1,000 covers sound equipment that includes a small generator, amplifier, cassette player, and speaker system. Any amount is appreciated.
3058 Spiritual Light Newspaper (Bulgaria)
The Spiritual Light Newspaper in the Rhodope Mountain region of southern Bulgaria has been a strategic tool for sharing the gospel in non-threatening ways with Muslims, atheists, and nominal Christians alike. It had been discontinued because of lack of funding. Help this paper to resume publication.
A - $200 for one week of publication.
B - $800 for one month of publication.
C - $4,800 for six months of publication.
5028 Drama troupe (Middle East)
$1,500 will provide assistance for the productions of a Christian drama troupe.
A - $125 will provide production assistance for one month.
B - $1,500 will provide production assistance for one year.
5038 Support for Nazareth Village in northern Israel.
Assistance for staff salaries helps pay local staff, especially when the tour seasons are low.
A - $250 will provide local salary supplement for one month.
B - $3,000 will provide local salary supplement
2018 Ministry center (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong Mennonites have launched a ministry center with outreach focused on local families in one of the least churched districts of Hong Kong, including alternate week Sunday worship. EMM continues involvement with encouraging relationship and a financial grant.
$250 covers EMM’s startup grant for one week.
2028 Domestic worker ministry (Hong Kong)
Filipino and Indonesian domestic contract workers in Hong Kong are responding to Jesus’ transforming message through the ministry efforts of workers sent by PIPKA (Indonesia) and Integrated Mennonite Churches of the Philippines. Together they are forming a multi-cultural church. EMM is a partner in this church and domestic worker ministry.
$50 supports this ministry and the two missionaries for one day.
1058 Eastleigh Fellowship Centre (Kenya)
Located in a semi-slum area of Nairobi, the Centre provides holistic witness through a library, reading room, and sports teams and gym facilities. The basketball program is a major attraction for the community youth. The center also rents out space for English and computer classes, and for two congregations to worship. Discipleship classes are held twice each year to encourage, train, and hold accountable those who have accepted Christ.
A - $25 per student taking the discipleship class.
B - $50 for a basketball uniform for one player.
C - $250 hosts one basketball tournament.
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