Here’s the latest update on our fund-raising efforts for Stacey’s and Joey’s mission trip to Monterey, Mexico.
We’ve raised $1,344 toward the trip; we still need to raise another $884. We‘re currently selling Little Caesar’s coupon booklets for $5. The youth group will be having a rummage sale/car wash on May 19th. There are some other fund raisers in the works, but the bottom line is, we could really use a few more donations.
From June 2nd – 8th, 2012, Joey and Stacey have the opportunity to join our church, Fairfield First Baptist, on a mission trip to orphanages near Monterrey, Mexico. The team will be serving the children in 10 Christian Casa Hogar’s (Children’s Homes), and two churches in the Rio and Cadereyta communities.

Joey

Stacey
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The cost is $1,114 each for them to be able to go.
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Their efforts will include:
- Construction work to improve the facilities, programs, and living conditions
- Sorting and preparing donations for the daily distribution to the children’s homes
- Sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ though interaction and relationship building
For more information about the trip and how you can support Stacey and Joey, you can download the flier from my website: http://www.web-ling.com/mexico.rtf. Even if you aren’t able to make a donation, we covet your prayers, both for the fundraising, as well as for the trip itself.
If you’d like to make a donation, send a check payable to:
Fairfield First Baptist Church
Attn: Mission Trip
1072 Hicks Blvd.
Fairfield, OH 45014
Please enclose a note that the money is for Stacey and Joey Wendling.
Thank you for your prayer and support!
Fairfield First Baptist Church is partnering with Back 2 Back Ministries for this mission trip.
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A pastor determined that his church was getting into very severe financial troubles. While checking the church basement, he discovered several cartons of brand new Bibles that had never been opened.
He sent the three of them away with cases of Bibles. He asked them to meet with him and report the results of their door-to-door selling efforts the following Sunday.
Uneasily, the pastor turned to Eddie and said, “And Eddie, did you manage to sell any Bibles last week?” Eddie handed the pastor a large envelope. The pastor opened it and counted the contents. “What is this? Eddie, there’s $3200 in here! Are you telling me that you sold 320 Bibles for the church, door to door, in just one week?”


