Global N ei g h bo r h ood down with responsibility, it is good to know that we share the privilege of supporting mission work. In some countries the offering is collected by passing a pail, plate, basket, or an ornamental bowl. In other places the custom might be the use of a bag or wooden box attached to a pole. An usher would typically hold one end of the pole to guide the ave you ever had a moment container from one person to the next when it felt as though supportacross a long row of people. ing the mission work of the One visitor to another country Seventh-day Adventist Church was surprised to observe a very inwas a burden? When you thought your ventive method of collection. Two offerings and gifts would barely make a ushers on either end of a row held difference? Depending on where you a long piece of tape. As they moved live, it might even seem like “we” are slowly down the aisle, they carried raising all the money for mission work the tape above the heads of the peo“over there.” ple in such a way that members The good news is that could simply reach up and church members around attach their offering to CAMEROON the globe share the the sticky surface. same eternal values No matter how you do. We want Jewe give, it is a sus to come soon! privilege to supAnd instead of port the mission feeling weighed outreach of the church. When all of us do our part we can make sure that missionaries and Global Mission pioneers can continue to do their special work. Thank you for sharing the privilege.
Sharing the Privilege Cambodia Currency: riel
jordan Currency: dinar
RUSSIA Currency: ruble
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Offering collection at Koza Adventist Church, Cameroon.
Four ways to give a
mission offering:
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Nancy Kyte Office of Adventist Mission
Give to Missions during Sabbath School Mark a tithe envelope “World Budget” at your local church Give online at https://giving.AdventistMission.org Call 800-648-5824
