A gifted preacher said, “Dream so big in the things you seek to do for the LORD that the only way the dreams will be realized is if God’s power works through us, enabling those dreams to become reality.”
From the opening of our Spring 2024 newsletter: madagascarmission.org/wp-content/upl…

Nofy i Androy (Dream of Androy) nursing students at SEFAM nursing college in Antsirabe #Madagascar Photo taken during their clinical training. Pastor Lerseth arranged their scholarships.
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BIBLE SCHOOLS: We support three, which train believers to be evangelists. Because of their poverty, we provide tuition for all students. This is a two-year residential program. In recent years donors provided funding to rebuild or repair their buildings.
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In the Spring newsletter from Friends of Madagascar Mission we've share the hopes and dreams for the programs you support with your prayers and gifts. Questions can be communicated by letter, email, or phone (847-445-8177) to Rev. Lerseth.
Find it at madagascarmission.org/resources

The Myth of Scarcity
Seek the Kingdom of God. Accomplish great things. The size and scope of our vision for good is so large, that one could be intimidated, even anxious. Where will the resources come? Only if our eyes turn to the One who is the Source!

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Betioky Synod in the SW region had a need to support evangelists to be assigned to live in non-Christian areas and share the Gospel with them. Also, there's a mission hospital that was critically underfunded. They are now great successes.
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Friends of Madagascar Mission Podcasts provide short, educational adventures exploring the people and the work that is being done there in the name of Jesus Christ. Episode 4 is on Nofy i Androy, a Malagasy Girls Success Story
Learn more from its founder madagascarmission.com/resources/

Friends of Madagascar Mission programs/projects include:

*Prison Ministry
*Evangelists/Evangelism
*Bible schools
*Ejeda Hospital Nutrition
*FOFAJA School for the Visually Impaired
*Nofy i Androy
*John Dyrnes school
*Water projects

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Friends of Madagascar Mission programs/projects include:

*Prison Ministry
*Evangelists/Evangelism
*Bible schools
*Ejeda Hospital Nutrition
*FOFAJA School for the Visually Impaired
*Nofy i Androy
*John Dyrnes school
*Water projects

Donate Now madagascarmission.org

Friends of Madagascar Mission now has a podcast, which will raise awareness of who we are and what we are able to do with your donations and our workers in Madagascar. Here is a link to it on ♫
iHeartRadio
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Guiding the staff in our work in Madagascar:

*Indigenization: the ministry belongs to the people
*Sustainability: the programs must grow to provide resources
*Accountability: every dollar sent is tracked
*Benevolent: treat all with respect

Learn more: madagascarmission.org

Introduction to Friends of Madagascar Mission: youtu.be/I9ELH70TMMw?si… via YouTube
We run nine humanitarian programs that embody and spread the love of God. Join us in making a difference! #Humanitarian #LoveOfGod

Laptops needed! Our workers in Madagascar are not able to afford one, but it's important for keeping written and financial records as well as for sending emails to us. If you wish to donate a laptop or tablet, contact us at: [email protected] or 847-445-8177.

Laptops needed! Our workers in #Madagascar aren't able to afford one, but it's important for keeping records as well as sending emails to us. If you wish to donate a laptop or tablet, contact us at: [email protected] or 847-445-8177.

God our Savior wants all to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. (1 Tim. 2:3-4).

Time is short. The night is coming when no man can work. GOD give me a willing heart to harvest for Him and make me mission minded. Amen.

Dear Friends,
I encourage you to listen to our latest podcast to learn about our most recent project, a Lutheran school in Bezaha, Madagascar madagascarmission.com/resources/ Tsifaria, the principal, discusses how he came there, the challenges he faces, and his hopes for the future.