Showing posts with label mission promotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mission promotion. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

Why Promote Missions?

Each year our family comes home to the USA to visit family and friends. We share what God is doing through our church planting work in Thailand.


We go to churches and campmeetings and share. 




Q. Why do we share?

A. Because the church members invest in our mission, and all other overseas missions through their mission offerings.  We say thanks to all those who give!  


A. We also share because more missionaries are needed!

Questions for my blog readers:

  1. How do you support missionaries?
  2. How do you promote missions?
Write back and tell me your ideas!





Saturday, June 18, 2011

UCC Campmeeting Report Day 1

This week our family is attending the campmeeting at Upper Columbia Academy.

We have a booth to promote the work of Adventist Mission - overseas missions, and to give a report of our work and the needs in Thailand.


One of the ways that I helped get ready to promote missions this year is by designing bookmarks. We printed three different styles to give out - 1,200 of each one! Stop by our booth and pick one up!

Questions for my blog readers:
1. How do you promote overseas missions?
2. Have you ever designed a bookmark?

Write back and share!

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

On our way to Campmeeting!

Today we are going to Upper Columbia Academy (UCA) to attend the Campmeeting there.

We have traveled 2,604 miles, since arriving in the United States three days ago.  I'm surviving so far - even though we've not gone to Taco Bell, Costco or Panda Express yet!  :-)

This year we are going to Campmeeting to set up a booth there to help promote missions. 

At the booth, I will give things away to the people who want to learn more about Adventist Mission and overseas missions. I get to help teach the kids attending a new game I learned from Thailand, called "yang" ยาง.  You play this game by making a rope from rubber bands (ยางรัด).

Ask me later how to make the rubber band rope, and how to play this game!

Questions for my blog readers:
  1. Have you been to campmeeting?
  2. Would you like to learn more about missions?
  3. Would you like to learn how to play the game of "yang" ยาง from Thailand?  Yes or No
Write back!