Gifts — £10 to £24

Approximately 32% of Kenya’s population is considered to be youth who will shape the future of the country and the church. The Youth Workers Toolkit Project equips youth leaders to be effective disciple-makers. Leaders are invited to attend a 2-day interactive training conference at the end of which each participant receives a toolkit comprising more than 40 books and DVDs to resource their ministry. A gift £20 will subsidise the cost of a youth worker attending a training conference.

Approximately 32% of Kenya’s population is considered to be youth who will shape the future of the country and the church. The Youth Workers Toolkit Project equips youth leaders to be effective disciple-makers. Leaders are invited to attend a 2-day interactive training conference at the end of which each participant receives a toolkit comprising more than 40 books and DVDs to resource their ministry. A gift of £10 will subsidise the cost of a youth worker attending a training conference.

The Rural Education Project provides basic schooling for some of the poorest families in South Asian society. By establishing simple, single-room schools – some are even outdoors – in areas where these families are found, the rural education project provides children with essential teaching in basic subjects as well as teaching from the Bible. A gift of £12 will provide a single-roomed school with a teacher for one month.

The oral scripture use training project helps low literacy Quechua church leaders to learn the stories of the Bible sequentially in Quechua so they can teach the stories to others. A gift of £20 will buy a solar-charged audio Bible device for a low literacy church leader.

The oral scripture use training project helps low literacy Quechua church leaders to learn the stories of the Bible sequentially in Quechua so they can teach the stories to others. A gift of £10 will cover the costs of one month's travel to remote villages for a Bible teacher.

The current operating theatre at Mukinge Mission Hospital is old and it is a struggle to meet the demands of surgical needs. The planned new theatre will have 5 operating rooms, a recovery area, sterilizing room, clinic, and an attached ICU-a huge improvement that will provide better surgical services for the people of Kasempa and beyond. A gift of £15 will buy a door for the new theatre once built.

The Mekelle Youth Centre works with thousands of youth in northern Ethiopia, providing sporting facilities and activities, computer classes, HIV/AIDs education and English classes for young people aged 8-20. A gift of £20 will help maintain the sports equipment used daily at the centre.

The Church planting project in central Asia aims to plant culturally relevant expressions of the body of Christ among a group of people where there is almost no church and there has been little gospel witness for the last 150 years. A gift of £15 will employ a language helper for half a day to further a Christian worker’s ability to speak and learn an unwritten language.

Mukinge Hill Academy Vulnerable Children’s scholarship project seeks to identify and give vulnerable children in the community access to a high quality primary education, that they couldn’t otherwise afford. This will improve their opportunities and their families circumstances in the longer term.  Each day the children are taught from the Bible and teachers seek to introduce them to Jesus as their Lord and Saviour so that they also leave school with a firm foundation in their faith. 

The Refugee Ministry Fund provides practical help to refugees and internally displaced people throughout the Middle East, predominantly in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon. As the refugee population has become more settled, the needs are changing and so less money is spent on relief and more on education for children, community development and relational support. Our partners in the Middle East maintain a strong gospel focus, seeking every opportunity to share the good news of Jesus and build disciple-making friendships.