Curriculum and printing
Paper, ink and press time, on ICP's own presses in the Philippines, Kenya and Myanmar. An eighty-page book costs about two dollars to print and carries eighteen weeks of lessons.
Use the secure form below. You can give once or set up a recurring gift, and you can designate it to a specific work: the Backpack Ministry, the Myanmar Building Project, literature for a particular country.
Send a check to ICP, P.O. Box 2587, Texarkana, TX 75504. Note the fund or project on the memo line if you would like your gift designated.
Most of what funds this ministry comes through local churches. If your church would like to take on a project, a country or a print run, call (903) 278-2648 and we will talk it through with you.
Secure giving through Zeffy. Choose an amount, and use the Fund or Program box to designate your gift.
Five dollars
A backpack holds hygiene items and school supplies, and it goes to a church along with the Bible study materials. Each church beginning the ministry receives fifty of them to hand out when they start.
Five dollars fills one backpack. To give, use the donation form above, multiply the number of bags you want by five, and select BackPack Ministry in the Fund or Program box.
If your church wants to pack the bags itself, the item list and the tag pattern to attach to each one are ready to download.
Item list and tag patternA book that costs about five dollars to produce reaches a church in Kenya for about five cents, in the Philippines for thirteen cents, in Myanmar for two cents. The difference is what you give.
Paper, ink and press time, on ICP's own presses in the Philippines, Kenya and Myanmar. An eighty-page book costs about two dollars to print and carries eighteen weeks of lessons.
Translators who belong to the churches they serve, working in Burmese, Falam Chin, Swahili, Russian, Tagalog, Romanian and Spanish, plus the travel to distribute the literature and train the teachers.
Backpacks, hygiene kits and school supplies. Rice, clothing and disaster relief. A children's home in Myanmar. Hungry children must be fed before they can hear.
Not every gift is money.
Read the newsletter and pray for the people named in it. The requests in it are real and specific, and they are the first thing we ask for.
The writers behind Character Code for Life and our Bible school studies are volunteers who give the work from hearts of love for children. If that is your gift, we would like to hear from you.
Churches here have made ICP their Vacation Bible School offering goal. Your children can help the children of the world get the same lessons in their own language.
Churches, businesses and individuals all have a part in this. Tell us what you have in mind and we will find the right place for it.
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