An Opportunity for Involvement: The Hope Project—Help Street Kids Through the 2010 Mission Offering Project

Millions of kids throughout the world find themselves surviving or living on the streets. Many of them struggle each day for the basic needs of life—food, clothing, and shelter. Through the Kids Reaching Kids 2009-2010 Mission Offering, The Hope Project, your kids will have the opportunity to show street children that they are not forgotten by God.
 
As children give their nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars for The Hope Project, children on the streets will receive many of the basic holistic needs of life. In addition, many of them will hear for the first time how Jesus Christ can make a difference in their lives. They will experience the depths of Jesus’ love.
 
The Hope Project will provide funds for street children of the Church of the Nazarene. Children from the Africa, Asia-Pacific, Caribbean, Eurasia, Mexico and Central America, South America, and USA/Canada regions will benefit from The Hope Project.
 
Working with the regional coordinators for Connecting a New Generation (CANG), The Hope Project will help to fund holistic efforts for children around the globe. In addition, the funds will help the CANG regional coordinators train and equip new workers to reach the children on the streets.
 
For more information and to request a promotional packet, visit www.kidsreachingkids.com.
 
Send funds for The Hope Project to:
 
United States of America
 
Global Treasury Services
Church of the Nazarene
PO Box 843116
Kansas City MO 64184-3116
 
Make check payable to “General Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene”
 
Canada
 
National Board – Church of the Nazarene, Mission Offering Project
20 Regan Road, Suite 9
Brampton, ON L7A 1C3
 
Make check payable to Church of the Nazarene, Canada
 
For regions other than USA/Canada, please contact your regional office for instructions. 
 
In the memo section of your check, write "2010 Mission Offering Project.” Please contact your local NMI president for additional instructions (instructions change from one area to another).

“But the needy will not always be forgotten,
nor the hope of the afflicted ever perish.”
(Psalm 9:18, NIV)