The "In-a-Pinch" God
To YOU,
Have you ever met the “in-a-pinch God?” Have you ever been part of a miracle? Have you ever seen God do something that seemed impossible? We ran out of black ink in our office printer out in the Peru jungle. Tara removed the cartridge to try and refill it, but somehow it didn’t seem to work right. The printer, as you may imagine, is a vital part of project administration...and a printer with no ink is fairly worthless. Or so you might think. The crazy thing is that even without a black cartridge installed, our printer kept printing important papers with black ink. Coincidence or miracle? You tell me.
AMOR Projects has a huge dream, big plans. We have many ministries reaching out to touch others and meet needs on varying levels including those of health, education, friendship, and spirituality. Progress towards our ministry goals is slow and tedious. This school year we are enormously blessed with 20+ volunteers on our team, working alongside 9 dedicated local Peruvians. With this motivated workforce, there are many goals that can be accomplished, pending the funding to allow them to happen.
Unfortunately, our donation base has been slowing. Although funds are decreasing, needs are growing. As a natural result, we have found ourselves in a tight pinch, unsure of where funding will come for next month’s operations. God has miraculously provided the needed funds to meet our expenses for this month, but we aren’t sure how we will be able to meet the upcoming needs in December and beyond. I know this project is God’s, not ours. I know that you have been and are a vital part of making our ministry a reality, be it through your prayers, time, or resources.
Today, I want to invite you to make a special financial gift to AMOR Projects if you are able-and to seriously consider becoming a regular or monthly donor. God can make the impossible happen. If He can make a printer run without ink, he can provide the desperately needed funds to make ends meet. We invite you to be a part of making this miracle happen.
Have you ever met the “in-a-pinch God?” Have you ever been part of a miracle? Have you ever seen God do something that seemed impossible? We ran out of black ink in our office printer out in the Peru jungle. Tara removed the cartridge to try and refill it, but somehow it didn’t seem to work right. The printer, as you may imagine, is a vital part of project administration...and a printer with no ink is fairly worthless. Or so you might think. The crazy thing is that even without a black cartridge installed, our printer kept printing important papers with black ink. Coincidence or miracle? You tell me.
AMOR Projects has a huge dream, big plans. We have many ministries reaching out to touch others and meet needs on varying levels including those of health, education, friendship, and spirituality. Progress towards our ministry goals is slow and tedious. This school year we are enormously blessed with 20+ volunteers on our team, working alongside 9 dedicated local Peruvians. With this motivated workforce, there are many goals that can be accomplished, pending the funding to allow them to happen.
Unfortunately, our donation base has been slowing. Although funds are decreasing, needs are growing. As a natural result, we have found ourselves in a tight pinch, unsure of where funding will come for next month’s operations. God has miraculously provided the needed funds to meet our expenses for this month, but we aren’t sure how we will be able to meet the upcoming needs in December and beyond. I know this project is God’s, not ours. I know that you have been and are a vital part of making our ministry a reality, be it through your prayers, time, or resources.
Today, I want to invite you to make a special financial gift to AMOR Projects if you are able-and to seriously consider becoming a regular or monthly donor. God can make the impossible happen. If He can make a printer run without ink, he can provide the desperately needed funds to make ends meet. We invite you to be a part of making this miracle happen.
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