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Support Kelly’s House in memory of Kelson Loveland

Support Kelly’s House in memory of Kelson Loveland

For months before our precious son made his entrance to this world nearly nine years ago, we poured over names that might suit the little life we were anticipating. Finally settling upon a non-traditional name – Kelson – a combination of his...
Feed a starving child.

Feed a starving child.

The global hunger crisis threatens the lives of countless families. Violence, drought, and poverty have left many without anything to eat, especially across Africa and the Middle East. Children are particularly vulnerable to death as a result of famine and...
Support a Cuban church planter

Support a Cuban church planter

A historic revival is taking place in Cuba. Thousands of house churches are emerging where none existed before, and the Gospel is reaching people who had never heard the name of Jesus. But Cuban church planters need your help to continue fanning the flames of this...
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