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Wednesday, May
13, 2020
Dear Friends,
JOSEPH PROJECT – Lake Milton Baptist Temple, Diamond,
OH, “Bearing Burdens”
Pastor Joseph Griffis of Lake
Milton Baptist Temple gave a wonderful testimony about their Covid-19
ministry toward the people in their community. His testimony begins years earlier than his
present ministry. Please read his
testimony.
“Our story for Amazing Grace Food
Pantry, ministry of Lake Milton Baptist Temple, begins around 10 years ago. I
was pastor at Mountain City Baptist Church where Brother Daniel Jones is
pastor presently. Bro. Daniel started going on trips with Operation Renewed
Hope and coming back and challenging us that there were two parts of reaching
people, Preaching and also Caring….”
Please
go to this link to read and see the full testimony.
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Joseph Project – KEITH STENSAAS – SEE THE MINISTRY
FACE IN UGANDA
In
Uganda, the country is locked down.
This puts many people in a difficult situation with food. Missionary Keith Stensaas wrote the
following concerning the needs.
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“Brother
Jan, Thank you for your continued prayers and support on behalf of the people
of Uganda. The need for food during
the current COVID-19 crisis is great.
People are not able to move about and therefore are restricted to
their localities. Bags of rice or
flour would go along way in getting our people through this time of
difficulty. Any help would be greatly
appreciated!”
He
wrote about the expenditure of some of the funds already sent to him for
Uganda.
“Brother
Jan, We were able to get some money up to Pastor Kasajja there in
Kaliro. Attached is some of the maize
flour he was able to buy for his people.
I will send more picture as I get them as things begin to loosen up
there in Uganda. Thank you again for your giving to this need. Keith”
ORH
has sent $1000.00 at this time to help with food. Uganda will need more funds; pray that ORH
will be able to continue meeting the needs of the churches.
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Joseph Project – Derek Thomas – Ministry Face in Laos
“Hello
Jan, I received the following report
of how the money was spent in Laos. A kip is 9500 to $1. We lost some money
in the transfer. We are trying to get a clearer breakdown of why the cost
were so high. It’s cheaper when we can send to Thailand and the pastor crosses
the border and gets the money there. But right now they cannot cross to
Thailand so the expense is a little more. I will send pictures in another
email.”
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Derek sent this message from the Laotian Pastors.
“The love gift that you sent to us is 4,245,000 kip, We
bought rice 10 bags for 3,600,000 kip, noodles 10 boxes= 515,000 kip and eggs
15 panels = 490,000 kip, the total amount is 4,490,000 kip.”
Please
go to this link to see many who were helped by your gifts.
Please
pray for our Covid-19 efforts in India, Uganda, Ukraine, Liberia, Ghana, Pakistan,
Bangladesh, and Peru. Requests are coming each day from others.
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If
you wish to give by credit or debit card, go to www.operationrenewedhope.org and
choose “Network for Good.” Please designate the gift for your specific
purpose using “My preference is” then stipulate your preference.
If
you wish to give by check, please send the check to Operation Renewed Hope,
P.O. Box 43242, Fayetteville, NC 28309. Please designate the gift for
your specific purpose using “My preference is” then stipulate your
preference.
God
bless you,
The Operation
Renewed Hope Family Around the World!
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(As per counsel, for the
benefit of our donor’s tax-deductible donations, Operation Renewed Hope has
added the following statement. The IRS requires that Operation Renewed
Hope retain control over distribution of all donations; therefore, please use
the designation description “My preference is” before the designated reason
for the donation. Thank you for helping ORH honor you and the IRS.)
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Wednesday, May 13, 2020
ORH - SEE MINISTRY FACE OF UGANDA/LAOS/US
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