BGMC Christmas Gift Catalog 2020

2020

Christmas Gift Catalog

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A GIFT FOR JESUS

What if you didn’t have enough food to eat or a warm place to sleep? What if you wanted to go to school but you couldn’t afford it because you didn’t have money for books, uniforms, or fees?

These scenarios occur every day all over our world. But you can make a difference.

You can pray that God will help our missionaries as they help people around the world. You can also give money for missions through BGMC. This holiday season, we are challenging kids and their families to pick one or more of these special projects and raise the money for BGMC in order to help needy people around the world.

What can God do through you and your family this Christmas season?

Set a goal, ask God to help you, work hard, and do something amazing for God!

3 DAVID BOYD National BGMC Director

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| EURASIA

Bibles and study materials in their own language will help kids across the Middle East grow in their relationship with God. New Christian adults often lose their jobs because of their faith. Sewing machines and vegetable carts will provide the tools for a new income for these new Christians.

$12

Arabic Bibles & materials for kids

$78

Sewing machines & vegetable carts

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| CAMBODIA

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Cambodia is one of the poorest countries in the world and is among those with the highest population of Buddhists. SHS in Battambang, Cambodia, ministers to 400 children from preschool through high school, Monthly food giving them hope for one child in Jesus.

$15

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| EUROPE

Through the chicken coop project, you can help make a difference in Roma communities by providing a means for fresh and nutritional food. The chicken coops will help sustain families.

Ten chickens produce approximately 50 eggs per week and will be able to provide fresh eggs for several families in a settlement.

$15 $180

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$500

Provides chicken coop, 10 chickens, and feed

ural Compassion

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| AGUSM

One of the practical and tangible ways Rural Compassion empowers rural churches in the US to demonstrate the love of Christ in their communities is by providing backpacks to them that they can give to children. From school supplies to carrying food items to a simple way to carry their personal items to a new foster care home, these backpacks can be a lifeline to a child in need!

$15

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Sox Place, a ministry in downtown Denver, ministers to street kids, youth, and young adults ranging in age from one to thirty. Many are abandoned or are victims of the foster care system. This ministry strives to meet their physical needs and provides social and spiritual interaction in an environment that allows them to heal, grow, and thrive.

Backpack for food & supplies

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$55

Backpacks, sleeping bags, and tents for homeless in Denver

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In isolated Native American villages across Alaska, families are in need of love, support, care, and the joy of Jesus. A gift of $55 will provide a family with the essentials they need to carry on during difficult times.

Program equipment is used to share the gospel in creative ways to kids and their families who may never have had an opportunity to hear the good news about Jesus.

$55

Compassion kits (coats, hats, gloves, Bibles, hygiene products)

$75

Kids’ program equipment

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Piglets provide poor African families and pastors with food and a means of income. Through the meeting of needs, the gospel is spread.

$15

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Computers are commonplace in the United States, but in many cases, they are a luxury in Africa. You can help many Bible schools afford to purchase computers and have a computer lab for their students to learn.

$350 8

Computer for Bible school students

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Through the use of tools such as hammers, levels, and shovels, young people are taught lifetime skills.

Necessary kitchen equipment will provide families the means to cook their food.

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$425

Boots

$15

Tools

$25

Pots, pans, & more

$40

Basketball court

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$350

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Basketball courts and playground equipment give missionaries the opportunity to provide enjoyable safe places for kids and teenagers to gather. Such places allow Christian friendships to form and thrive.

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| BANGLADESH

Break the circle of poverty and impact Bangladesh’s future by sending a girl through high school.

Allow her to be the first in her family to go to school.

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$63 $2,000

Supplies for one girl for a year

High school diploma

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| CAMBODIA

Teen Challenge Cambodia provides a safe and loving recovery environment for individuals dealing with lifecontrolling addictions and provides spiritual, emotional, and physical support to men, women, and children.

$250

Monthly rice for men’s and women’s centers

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| LATIN AMERICA

Many of the poorest communities in Latin America have little or no access to clean water. These families can’t afford to buy water for cooking and drinking — and the children are suffering with diarrhea and severe stomach pain from drinking contaminated water.

Fresh water is making a lifechanging difference for them!

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$25

Provides clean water for a whole family

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ackyard Orphans

| AGUSM

It costs approximately $3,000 to engage, equip, and empower one church’s orphan care. Help Backyard Orphans as it partners with churches to meet the needs of orphans here in the USA.

$3,000

Adopt-A-Church

moky Mountain Dream Center

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As a home for women escaping difficult lives, the Smoky Mountain Dream Center provides yearlong food through the growing of crops on their large farm.

$8,000

Farm equipment

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A photo copier for the DR of Congo $1,000 An engine for a boat for Madagascar, Africa $1,500 An engine and a boat for Madagascar, Africa $2,500 Alaskan outreach equipment $2,500 New room at the Xieng Khuang Life Center in Laos $3,000 A pole barn for the Smoky Mountain Dream Center $5,000 Coffee equipment for coffee houses in Northern Asia $7,000 Commercial freezer for Sox Place $8,200 A tractor for the Smoky Mountain Dream Center $10,000 A commercial copier for Rural Compassion $10,000 Build a classroom at Berea ChildHope School in Zacapa, Guatemala $40,000

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PROJECT GIFT CATALOG Donor Account # __________________________________ CK. _________________________ Donor Name ______________________________________ M.O. ________________________ Address ___________________________________________ CUR. _______________________ City / State / Zip ____________________________________ CO. _________________________

Email ______________________________________________

ATTN CONTRIBUTOR SERVICES DEPARTMENT: Please forward a copy of this form to Denise Smith, BGMC.

PROJECT NUMBER & NAME

AMOUNT

Phone _____________________________________________

920218-5 BGMC - Burundi Pigs Project (page 8)

$

920219-3 BGMC - Gabon Africa Tools (page 9)

$

920220-1 BGMC - Africa Schools (page 8 & 13)

$

920221-9 BGMC - Madagascar (page 8 & 13)

$

920222-7 BGMC - Salaa Hope School (page 4)

$

920223-5 BGMC - Cambodia Teen Challenge (page 11)

$

920224-3 BGMC - Laos Life Center (page 13)

$

920225-0 BGMC - The Upper Room* (page 4)

$

920226-8 BGMC - Bangladesh Uttam’s Place (page 10)

$

920227-6 BGMC - Europe’s Outreach (page 5)

$

920236-7 BGMC - Cameroon Playground (page 9)

$

TOTAL $ PLEASE MAKE A COPY TO SEND WITH FUTURE OFFERINGS MAIL THIS FORM WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO: BGMC, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, MO 65802, 417-862-2781, ext. 4021 *Due to the sensitive nature of this project, you may not post any aspect of it online.

Thank you for helping keep our workers safe.

As your commitment is an agreement between you and God, it is understood that you may revise it at any time.

Once a need is met, we reserve the privilege of redirecting funds. If the pledged amount is not met, BGMC reserves the right to redirect the church or district’s undesignated funds.

PROJECT GIFT CATALOG Donor Account # __________________________________ CK. _________________________ Donor Name ______________________________________ M.O. ________________________ Address ___________________________________________ CUR. _______________________ City / State / Zip ____________________________________ CO. _________________________ Phone _____________________________________________ Email ______________________________________________

ATTN CONTRIBUTOR SERVICES DEPARTMENT: Please forward a copy of this form to Denise Smith, BGMC.

PROJECT NUMBER & NAME

AMOUNT

920221-9 BGMC - Tanzania Basketball (page 9)

$

920228-4 BGMC - ChildHope Water Filter (page 11)

$

920229-2 BGMC - N Asia Coffee Houses* (page 13)

$

920230-0 BGMC - ChildHope School Guatemala (page 13)

$

920231-8 BGMC - AGUSM Rural Compassion (page 6 & 13)

$

920232-6 BGMC - AGUSM Sox Place (page 6 & 13)

$

920233-4 BGMC - AGUSM Alaska Kids (page 6& 13)

$

920234-2 BGMC - AGUSM Backyard Orphans (page 12)

$

920235-9 BGMC - AGUSM Smoky Mountain Dream Center (page 12 & 13)

$

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$

BGMC - Critical Needs Fund (Where Most Needed)

TOTAL $ PLEASE MAKE A COPY TO SEND WITH FUTURE OFFERINGS MAIL THIS FORM WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO: BGMC, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, MO 65802, 417-862-2781, ext. 4021 *Due to the sensitive nature of this project, you may not post any aspect of it online.

Thank you for helping keep our workers safe.

As your commitment is an agreement between you and God, it is understood that you may revise it at any time.

Once a need is met, we reserve the privilege of redirecting funds. If the pledged amount is not met, BGMC reserves the right to redirect the church or district’s undesignated funds.

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