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Mission Projects
Adventist Missions
The goal of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
missionary effort is helping people around the world fall in love with Jesus. It
encompasses every form of outreach – including large meetings, radio, television
and one-on-one Bible study.
Adventist Mission is also dedicated to meeting
the physical and emotional needs of individuals. Teaching relevant living
skills, providing health care at hospitals and clinics, conducting development
projects, supplying resources and vital organizational support are all part of
Adventist Mission. And it’s all provided largely by donations from church
members and others.
Each Sabbath, our Sabbath School classes collect
an offering that supports this effort. In addition, some portion of our
Tithe is allocated to supporting missions around the world. Click to
learn more.
Adventist Frontier Missions
AFM is an Adventist Christian lay ministry
dedicated to establishing church-planting movements among people groups with no
Adventist presence. Members of our church are helping to support two
families working with this mission organization.
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Homer & Debbie Curry and
their boys Jared and Caleb are dedicated to assisting the unreached people
of Mali to come to a saving faith in Jesus Christ by beginning and nurturing
a Seventh-day Adventist church-planting movement among the Malinke people
group. The Curry family has returned to the U.S. in November,
2007.
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Greg & Molly Timmins and their kids Hannah
and Caleb are excited about their call to minister among the Cham people of
Cambodia. The challenges of reaching this Muslim people group are many, but
they can't wait to see what God has in store as they cooperate with Him.
Join them as they bring the gospel to a war torn people badly in need of
Jesus' healing touch.
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The Timmins just arrived in Cambodia November 23, 2006. We get regular
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Hearth to Hearth Ministries
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The number of Africa’s
homeless orphans, due to the HIV/AIDS pandemic, has become astronomical.
Hearth to Hearth Ministries was brought face to face with this
heart-wrenching problem in the autumn of 2001. This is when we learned that
a whole generation has been nearly wiped out due to this terrible scourge.
Hearth to Hearth Ministries is committed to helping as many of these orphans
of Kenya, Uganda (and in time) beyond, as possible. To accomplish this, our
all-volunteer Board of Directors and staff have chosen to resist the trend
towards "Americanizing" these orphans. Instead, our orphanages are built
according to African standards and staffed by dedicated African volunteers
who work to raise these orphans in the more traditional African fashion. You
can help.
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