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MEDICAL OUTREACH: Imagine how difficult it is for people living in remote areas or families struggling for food and shelter to get the basic medical care they need. That’s why medical outreach is so important. Children need vaccinations, basic medicines and regular checkups to keep them healthy. There are lepers in India who travel miles to our WME medical clinic to receive medical treatment and a hot meal. A gift of $20 can help us make a difference in their lives.


THE WORD IS ALIVE!! SEND BIBLES, CHRISTIAN TRACTS OR GOSPEL STORY BOOKS: There is one request we hear repeatedly from the field. Native Missionaries want to give the people they serve a Bible to read and study in their native language. Imagine the impact you can have by providing the Word of God to adults and children. Your gift of $15 to $25 will supply adult Bibles, children’s Bibles, Gospel story books or Christian tracts to souls needing to hear the message of salvation. The cost to give a Bible is small, but it makes an eternal difference.


COWS, GOATS, RABBITS & CHICKENS:With farm animals, a family can enjoy eggs, milk, cheese and other products. They also can earn money by selling food and animal offspring. Provide a flock of chickens — $100; a pen of rabbits —$100; pair of milk goats —$100; a pig or hog —$200; or milk cow or water buffalo — $300.


NATIVE MISSIONARY SPONSORSHIP:How can the lost believe in Jesus without first hearing the Gospel? And how do they hear the Gospel without a preacher? And how can a Native Missionary preach unless they are sent? These questions from Romans 10 remind us how important it is for Native Missionaries to go out into communities so the world hears of Jesus Christ. Please consider sponsoring a Native Missionary today for $40 per month, and send one of God’s laborers out to reap a harvest of souls.


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