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March 15th, 2010 | 
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FACE 2 FAITH MINISTRY
Letter of Appreciation
I want to say thank you to those that read my request for Bible resources, felt the tug on your heart and responded. To date, Face to Faith Ministry has received over $1,400.00 for Bibles.
I assure you that these resources will go to buying Bibles in many different languages and be distributed to the new believer, to the mature Christian who’s Bible is war torn and incomplete, and a select few Bibles with advanced references and Concordance given to pastors that don’t have a Reference Bible. This ministry feels strongly that we should be empowered to leave God’s love letter behind wherever we go.
Before leaving Africa over 70% of the donated monies had been distributed to Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda for the purchase of these Bibles. We expect that nearly 140 Bibles will be placed the hands of our brothers & sisters in Christ within the next few weeks. The balance will be used in the next few months for Bibles in other places.
Note: over the past few years we have seen the average price of a simple, single, common language Bible climb from less than $5 each to over $8 a piece. Less popular Tribal language Bibles are 2-3 times this price. Reference, Study and Concordance Bibles are again 2-3 times the common language Bibles and are harder to find, but yet they are the most needed by the Church leaders.
Thank you for making it possible in this ongoing effort to distributing/share God’s love letter to those that don’t have.
don honeywell
Director, Face to Faith Ministry
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Jinja, Uganda. Feb 2010. Canaan Children’s Transit Center Primary School
Increditable but true, 98 children in one classroom, all in one grade, with “one” teacher, all day (7:30 – 4pm), 5 days a week, I would go crazy before recess.
Canaan Children’s Transit Center just opened its Primary school 1 Feb. The building is partially complete with the ground floor having 3 of its 4 classrooms ready for use. But that didn’t detour the local village people from enrolling their children. One month after opening their doors the school has over 280 children in P1-4 (1st-4th Grade), expected to top out with over 300 by the end of the first term (23 April). With only 4 classroom teachers they have their hands full. I tried to explain what the America teacher to student ratio is and they just smile and shake their head. Read the rest of this entry »
