Global Missions
WHAT ARE PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS?
Over the last decade Calvary Church has been blessed by being able to partner with several mission agencies doing work around the world, in addition to our missionary services. Over $450,000 has been given for: the printing of Bibles; radio airwave messages; training of nationals; scholarships; humanitarian aid; and disaster relief. Because of a shortage in our global missions giving this past year, we were limited in the amount of projects we were able to do. It is our prayer that fiscal 2012-13 will be a better year!
WHAT PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS HAVE WE SUPPORT THIS FISCAL YEAR?
Ejaham NT Proclaimers, Faith Comes by Hearing - Cameroon
In conjunction with Wycliffe Bible Translators, Proclaimers were provided in the Ejagham language, translated by Calvary Missionaries, John and Kathie Watters.
- $2,500
Cambodian Mission Rice Project - Cambodia
Pastor Chamron Phal has reached 100's of people through his "Rice of Life". By distributing a ton of rice at a time he shares about Christ through actions and words - $1,000
Joshua Vision India - India
The idea is to train Master Trainers who, in their turn, will train grassroots workers in holistic-spiritual, social and economic-development. Thus we ensure a multiple effect and make a wider impact, benefiting more people in many parts of the country. - $3,500
DualReach - Middle East
Helping Middle Eastern churches leaders develop strategic outreach plans and equip them for ministry among Muslims. $1,000.
- DualReach.org
Asian Access - Japan
Asian Access is an interdenominational evangelical organization that works throughout Asia to identify, develop and release leaders who serve as pastors of growing and reproducing churches.Training for pastors - $3,000.
- asianaccess.org
DAI, Development Associates International - Nepal
Training for 2 national students for 1 year in Masters program. - $3,000
- www.daintl.org
Wycliffe Clean Water Project - International need
In conjunction with our Calvary Corner Bookstore they raised and we matched and sent to Operation Clean Water this March - $1,000
- Operation Clean Water