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"To show a liberal, self-denying spirit for the success of foreign missions is a sure way to advance home missionary work; for the prosperity of the home work depends largely, under God, upon the reflex influence of the evangelical work done in countries afar off." GW 465

If you would like to help with any of these projects, you may click on the "Donate" button and you may make a donation using your PayPal account. Or you may send your check or money order to Advent Hope Ministries, Inc. You may specify which project you would like to assist, or if not specified, your donation will be used wherever needed most. Your gift is tax deductible. If you would like to have more information on any of the projects, please contact us, at adventhope@hughes.net . Please mail your donation to: Advent Hope Ministries, Inc. P.O. Box 100 Campbellsburg, KY 40011

This is another group that has received Bibles and books. They are so grateful for the donations that have made this possible.

Current needs and projects:~~Additional $10,000 to build Eberinde school. ~~$20,000 to build Ekerongo school. $9,500 per church to build 6 additional churches. $450/shelter, to build 8 worship shelters. $9,600 for 2000 Bibles in a combination of Swahili and English. Monthly support for Bible workers, for teachers in the schools, for workers at the orphanage - $5,000. 8000 gallon water tank for the orphanage - $1,500 installed.

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"An American businessman who was an earnest Christian, in conversation with a fellow worker remarked that he himself worked for Christ twenty-four hours of the day. "In all my business relations," he said, I try to represent my Master. As I have opportunity, I try to win others to Him. All day I am working for Christ. And at night, while I sleep, I have a man working for Him in China." {6T 29.4}
In explanation he added: "In my youth I determined to go as a missionary to the heathen. But on the death of my father I had to take up his business in order to provide for the family. Now, instead of going myself, I support a missionary. In such a town of such a province of China, my worker is stationed. And so, even while I sleep, I am, through my representative, still working for Christ." {6T 30.1} What a beautiful thought. While we sleep - representatives in Africa are working for Christ.