Special Projects Needing Our Attention

WE STILL BELIEVE IN EVANGELISM "BY ALL MEANS"

Here are just four highlighted evangelism resource projects that need our immediate attention this Christmas. Than you for considering a gift to partner with Light for the Lost and our missionary teams worldwide. To give to any of these projects listed below, click on the "Give Now" button and type in the missionary's name in the "comments" box on the giving page. Thank you!

Filling Eswatini's Airwaves With Jesus

Gospel messages on TV and radio are extremely effective at reaching people in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland). Tens of thousands listen to portable radios every evening where will hear these evangelistic messages in the Zulu language.

Need: $10,000

Resource: Evangelism programs for national TV and radio.

Missionary: Mark Jones

Small Tools for A Giant Task

A Micro SD card can contain The Jesus Film, the gospel in audio, and discipleship lessons in sermon form. Teachers, pastors, and lay workers will use them to show or play the gospel for thousands of people across Fiji.

Need: $1,680

Resource: 120 Micro SD cards loaded with evangelistic audio files.

Missionary: Mark Gardner

Blitzing Filipino Social Media With Good News

Missionaries and Filipino believers will create evangelistic videos and messages that hundreds of churches and believers will use to saturate their social media platforms. Potentially millions of people in the Philippines will see/hear the gospel through this digital campaign to blitz the gospel message everywhere.

Need: $15,000

Resource: Gospel messages and video in Tagalog and Cebuano languages.

Missionary: Keith Garner

Thinking Outside the Box In A War Zone

The Message Box is an innovative picture-and-audio tool for sharing the gospel in difficult areas. Each Message Box communicates the
gospel in pictures and also plays four audio gospel messages. The fourth message is how to pray to ask Jesus into your heart.

Need: $10,000

Resource: 500 Message Boxes for Ukrainian families.

Missionary:Phil Reed