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- The future
It is our intention to make this organization financially
self-sustaining before our term is completed, to this end we try
to teach by example how to generate, manage and control sustainable
funding. This is particularly challenging in an economy such as
the one that exists in this country, in addition, there is a very
poor concept of giving in this culture.
In spite of the above challenges the Lord have been
gracious to us, the income of the church approx. $ 1000.00 SRD per
month and this takes care of the following.
1. Assistant Pastor $200.00
2. Electricity bill $200.00
3. Janitor $200.00
4. Water $100.00
5. Fuel for church bus $250.00
There are so many other little things that always
need to be paid, the important thing is that everything is being
taken care of in a timely manner, everything we do is by faith and
the LORD always comes through for us, for this we are very greateful.
7. Looking ahead.
We have planned a few activities for the rest of
the year including
1. A grand Christmas Concert
2. Our first annual dinner
3. The feeding of two thousand kids [with the help
of Rev. V. Hajaree.][December 18 & 19]
4. Flea Market
We want to say thanks to all the individuals and
teams who have visited us in 2007, their presence has added value
to the work and has given great encouragement to us. We also want
to say thanks to the Board of Missions for their continued support
and also to the many Pastors who have called and sent gifts. Mission
Suriname continues to be a success largely to the continued sacrificial
giving and prayer of the many supporters in the local churches across
Trinidad and Tobago, to those supporters we especially say ‘thank
you’ for your love to us.
Submitted by
Amzad Mohammed
Mission Suriname.
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