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Mexico
Mission Trip
Our
church locally goes to Jaurez, Mexico every
year to buld a house for those in need. Casas
por Cristo works with the local Protestant church
to help meet the needs of their communities.
With so many families living in extreme poverty
and inadequate housing, the pastors have found
that these physical limitations hamper their
ability to impress that there is a God who loves
them enough to take care of their needs. We
aid the local church in helping to remove some
of these distracting physical barriers to allow
them to have a greater opportunity to reach
out for their spiritual needs.
For
more information contact Jim Carter at 591-0725
To
watch a video click here (takes
a few minutesto
download)
We
choose to cooperate with over 40,000 other
Southern Baptist churches in all U.S. states
and territories as well as in Canada to support
over 10,000 missionaries around the world.
Our Cooperative Program also provides for
numerous other ministries in all 50 states
and in over 130 countries abroad, including
children's homes, hospitals, colleges and
six seminaries
SBC
Mission Offerings
LOTTIE
MOON CHRISTMAS OFFERING
of the Southern Baptist Convention
The
annual Lottie Moon Christmas Offering is named
after the Southern Baptist missionary, Lottie
Moon, who served in China for 39 years (from
1873 - 1912). Each December this offering is
received through Southern Baptist churches and
sent to the International Mission Board (IMB)
of the Southern Baptist Convention where the
funds represent nearly 50 percent of the IMB’s
budget income.
About
75 percent of the offering goes to fund missionary
support:
missionary
salaries,medical/dental, housing life
insurance, transportation,retirement,language
study
college expenses for children.About
25 percent of the offering goes to fund missionary
operating and capital needs.
For more information: International
Missions Board
ANNIE
ARMSTRONG EASTER OFFERING
of the Southern Baptist Convention
In
a tradition that dates back to 1895, Southern
Baptists have supported a national offering
for home missions. The offering is named the
"Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for Home
Missions" in honor of Miss Armstrong because
of her leadership in focusing attention to the
needs of Southern Baptist missionaries in the
United States. Nearly $700 million has been
given to the offering during its 100 year history.
The
Annie Armstrong Easter Offering assists in funding:
Mission
personnel working in 50 states, Puerto Rico,
America Samoa, the Virgin Islands, and Canada
Evangelism
Church starts
Church growth
Ministry to human needs
For
more information: North
American Missions Board
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