Please visit www.larcolmeia.com.br/home for specific information about special projects related to the Chain of Love ministry, which provides loving, secure, caring homes for abandoned and abused street children in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul.

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Pastoral and ministry leadership training at the Baptist Convention of Rio Grande do Sul.

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Needed resources for the Baptist Convention of Rio Grande do Sul.

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Funds will be used to subsidize the costs of the Kairos Project for Brazilian students and pastors in partnership with the Rio Grande do Sul Baptist Theological Seminary. $35/month for 50 scholarships

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Evangelism, education, and community development are the three priority projects of the least reached people group we serve in Cameroon and Nigeria. Our three priorities are interconnected, with no single project progressing without the other two also moving ahead. For Christians in their faith communities, bringing the Good News of Jesus to others is the ultimate goal. Education and community development (including humanitarian aid) are entered into strategically so that the Gospel will be seen, experienced, and promoted. All together, these projects are leading to lives being transformed by Jesus Christ to the glory of God.

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At the Mbingo School for the Deaf, hearing-impaired children have the opportunity to be educated and integrated into society. Contributions help offset living and tuition expenses of the two hundred students at the school.
Note: Identity of children not disclosed.

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Over 40 percent of Cameroon’s 20 million people are under the age of fifteen. With this many children seeking and needing education, there is a continual challenge to maintain school infrastructure. Many schools have leaking roofs, mud floors, and inadequate desks. Your gift will help to provide conducive learning environments for children attending the Cameroon Baptist Convention’s more than eighty primary schools.

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Access to radiation therapy is extremely limited in sub-Saharan Africa, and the majority of patients presenting with tumors can benefit from treatment with radiation. As part of the plan to develop a comprehensive cancer center, Mbingo Baptist Hospital is working to install a radiation therapy unit consisting of a large bunker containing two linear accelerators. The design of the bunker has been officially approved by the national radiation safety board of Cameroon, and a used linear accelerator has already been donated. In addition to the NAB, the CBC Health Services and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute at Harvard will be supporting the funding of the bunker.

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One course of chemotherapy is equal to half a year’s wage for the average Cameroon laborer. Your gift of $600 will subsidize the cost and make this life-saving treatment available to patients in need.

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Funds provide education and health support for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and other disasters and diseases. The children are placed with caregivers in their communities rather than in an orphanage. The suggested donation of $250 annually per child is the minimum necessary to support these children in need.
Note: Identity of children not disclosed.

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This fund will assist in the training of an African pathologist. Having a pathologist on the Mbingo campus gives the hospital the ability to perform lab work on site, providing quality and timely test results for patient care.

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The ongoing war in the anglophone regions of Cameroon continues to affect the church and the society negatively. The culture of violence has taken root in the society, indicated by increased violence in schools, domestic violence, kidnappings, rape, torture, etc. In keeping with the holistic Gospel mission of the Cameroon Baptist Convention, the CBC Peace and Transformation Initiative seeks to build the capacity of pastors, church, and community leaders in how to help people cope with the traumatic and psychosocial effects of the war. This initiative focuses on rebuilding a culture of peace and transformation in society through biblical and indigenous peacebuilding methods.

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Cameroonian national missionaries are teaching the least-reached peoples of Cameroon. While Cameroon Christians support the basic salaries of these missionaries, most have no ministry funds. Contributions will provide these national missionaries with Bibles, literature, or even a motorcycle in order to reach the people to whom they were sent.

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Extreme poverty among a minority ethnic group in East Asia makes basic education unaffordable. This fund will support one widow raising four children so they will not be forced to withdraw from school. Staff will continue ministering to this minority group while ensuring that your gifts meet this foundational need.

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Annual short-term mission project for national missions from East Asia.

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The first $6,500 is already designated and committed to the work in Hungary. Funds that exceed this amount will be held in reserve at the NAB and used for ministry opportunities related to COVID-19 on our NAB fields as needs arise.

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Evangelism, education, and community development are the three priority projects of the least reached people group we serve in with our partners in Hungary. Our three priorities are interconnected, with no single project progressing without the other two also moving ahead. For Christians in their faith communities, bringing the Good News of Jesus to others is the ultimate goal. Education and community development are entered into strategically so that the Gospel will be seen, experienced, and promoted. All together, these projects are leading to lives being transformed by Jesus Christ to the glory of God.

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Your gift helps supply materials for ministry and evangelism in Japan.

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Seminars are held up to four times annually to assist in training the lay leaders of the Japan Baptist Conference. Any gifts given will go to help with expenses related to these seminars, such as travel, materials, and scholarships for attendance.

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For many people in inner-city Philadelphia, a Bible is a luxury. Your gift of $30 or more will provide God’s Word to seekers and new believers.

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New Life Ministries provides the homeless and disenfranchised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with food, emergency shelter, transitional housing, and the message of Christ. A gift of $60 will supply food to those who have none.

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The Bicol Center for Christian Leadership trains pastors, evangelists, and church leaders. It is led entirely by Philippine nationals, who are assisted by volunteer, short-term lecturers from North America. The BCCL is funded through special projects. Gifts to General Support go toward items such as travel, teachers, training materials, event costs, resources, evangelistic outreach, and ministry development.

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• The NAB had the opportunity to acquire a property on behalf of Camp Falcon Rock to be utilized as NAB missionary housing. This is an exciting joint venture between the NAB and Camp Falcon Rock. One home is already on the property and is being remodeled for the Bergman family. A second dwelling is also needed on the property for additional missionary housing. Funds from this project will cover the cost of both the remodel of the first structure and the building of a second. This project is an important part of the overall strategy and partnership between CFR, the Hungarian Baptist Convention of Romania, and the NAB.

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Camp Falcon Rock is a 60-acre property purchased through the generous support of NAB churches and donors in 2000. Once it is fully developed, it will be used for evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development, where children, young adults, and families will have a place to grow.

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Camp Falcon Rock is a ministry center owned and operated by the Hungarian Baptist Convention of Romania (HBC) and partnered with the NAB through the mission field in Romania. One of the ways this ministry center extends the mission of the HBC is through running summer camp programs for children and youth to evangelize, disciple and raise up the next generation of Jesus followers in Romania. The “Camp Falcon Rock Summer Camps” fund is a way you can help children and youth in Romania attend Camp Falcon Rock programs this year through subsidizing the cost of camper fees.

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The entire Russia Leadership Development ministry is funded through special projects. Gifts to General Support go toward items such as in-country travel, translators, training materials, event costs, Bible school subsidies, and evangelistic outreaches.

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