With the gospel in one hand and compassion in the other, we partner with local leaders reaching their own communities for Christ. Together we strive to make an impact within our 5 service areas of: Gospel Outreach, Economic Empowerment, Refugees & Relief, Education, and Health & Sanitation.
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Thank you, Terry Heyward, for 18 years of faithfully serving with International Needs! While you will be greatly missed, we look forward to celebrating with you in your new season of life as you pursue the next chapter in your journey with the Lord. We honor you for all you have done during your tenure with IN. Your compassion and impact across our Network will remain evident to all. We love you and will miss you, but you will forever remain part of us.
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We have an important and strategic need right now; children and families in the village of Yona, Burkina Faso, are suffering from preventable illnesses and even losing their lives due to unsafe drinking water. Two years ago, in this same village, the gospel of Christ was first preached by the IN Burkina Faso team. Now there is a growing church! They have the living water of Jesus, but are still in desperate need of actual clean water. It takes just $32,000 to provide the entire village of 2,000 people with sustainable clean water. For just $70, you can provide a family with access to clean, disease-free water, giving them a chance to stop getting sick and be healthy. And, thanks to a generous matching gift, your donation will be doubled up to $10,000! That means your contribution will help twice as many families. Your gift will help improve sanitation and bring hygiene education to the community, ensuring long-term health and safety. By supporting this project, you're also opening the door for even more people of Yona to hear about the love of Jesus Christ - our Living Water.
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United States Gospel Outreach
It is with heavy hearts that we share our dear friend and brother in Christ, Glen VanderKooi, went home to his Lord and Savior on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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