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1. Benevolence:
Smoky
Mountain Children’s Home
(a Church of God
ministry)
is a residential childcare and child placement agency
located in Sevierville, Tennessee. Operating under the
auspices of Care Ministries, the Home cares for homeless
children and youth, with an emphasis on treatment and
rehabilitation.
Specifically, each year on Mother’s Day an offering
designated for the Smoky Mountain Children’s Home is
received in churches across America.
South Georgia Home For
Children Project
Ecuador Orphanage Christmas Project
2. World Missions
Women With A Mission (WWAM):
Each assembly period a special missions challenge is adopted
by the Board of Directors and promoted by the International
Department of Women’s Ministries. Since its inception, most
of these projects have been suggested by the Department of
World Missions and are projects outside the United States.
Occasionally, however, an appropriate project for an area of
ministry within the United States is selected.
The 2006-2008 WWAM Project is, "A Heart for Zambia:
Giving Faith and a Future".
This campaign will supply additional dormitories,
classrooms, and staff housing for Nyamphande Orphanage near
Lusaka, Zambia, on the continent of Africa. Nyamphande
is led by Bishop John and Teresa Mambo and currently serves
over 700 children.
Available: Quarter Coin Folders & Video
Call office @ 229-386-2967
3. Covenant Sisters Ministry:
The
women of the Covenant Ministry Teams have organized as
Covenant Sisters to meet the needs of areas previously met
by Big Sisters. A primary goal of this relationship is to
provide opportunities for affirmation, networking,
fellowship, encouragement, bonding and personal support for
all women within the Covenant Ministry Teams.
Covenant Sisters (South Georgia):
Ministering together with 13 states, regions, meeting
needs.
Our Covenant Sisters include: Eastern Canada, East Central
Hispanic, Florida - Tampa, Georgia - South, Illinois,
Indiana, New England Hispanic, North Central
Region, Ohio - Northern, Southeastern Hispanic, Southwestern
Hispanic, Virginia, West Virginia.
Our Team Leaders are Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Culpepper.
4.
Home Missions (South Georgia):
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Staff House Renovation Project
5. Literature Translation and Distribution:
The
need for ministry to women spreads to every corner of the
globe. To help facilitate this, Women’s Ministries
materials are being translated into languages other than
English. The annual International Women’s Ministries
Heritage Day offering funds the translation, publication and
distribution of these materials, and assists with
international conferences. Through this offering, received
in the local church and sent to the Women's Ministries
Department, women
are able to participate in the passing of our spiritual
heritage to the next generation. |
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South Georgia — Women’s
Ministries
Annual
Christmas Project Orphanage in Ecuador
“BAGGIE — CHRISTMAS”
Click here to download list and instructions
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PROJECT GOAL: |
To insure the
children in “MI TAMBO” have a Merry Christmas
How many children? 54 to 80 number varies. |
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PROJECT NEEDS: |
Items for children ages 4 to 18 years |
PROJECT
“HOW-TO” for ‘Baggie Christmas’:
(Gifts for the children)
With a ‘Sharpie’
Marker, identify if contents are for ‘boy’ or ‘girl’, and appropriate age; Place items in quart or gallon size
‘baggies’ (preferably gallon)
and
seal.
PROJECT
“HOW-TO” for Personal Hygiene:
With a ‘Sharpie’ Marker,
identify if contents are for ‘boy’ or ‘girl’, and appropriate age; Place items in
quart
or
gallon
size ‘baggies’
(preferably gallon)
and seal.
DO INCLUDE: Hard Candy; Lollipops; mints; gum, etc.
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