Kentucky WMU
Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Eliza Broadus Offering for State Missions
2011-12 EBO Goal: $1.25 million
Contact Kentucky WMU for free emphasis material,
download teaching material below, or click "donate" to give online. Materials for the 2011 Season of Prayer for State Missions can be used any time during the year! Contact Kentucky WMU to order week of prayer posters, prayer guides, Eliza Broadus Offering envelopes, or a DVD. These materials are provided free of charge.
Read about Eliza Broadus, an early Kentucky WMU leader, for whom our state missions offering is named.
See how Eliza Broadus Funds are used to promote missions and ministry throughout the state of Kentucky on our EBO allocations page.
Visit these pages for more information about how you and your church can be radically involved in God's mission in Kentucky.
Chain Reaction-the Woman at the Well Skit
Chain Reaction Poster Chain Reaction Prayer Guide Missions Story Word Cards Tent Cards Use Me Book CLIPART - Click here
VIDEOS:
Chain Reaction Offering Appeal- Floyd Paris, President, Kentucky Baptist Convention; Linda Cooper, President, Kentucky WMU; and Paul Chitwood, Executive Director, Kentucky Baptist Convention
Chain Reaction: Church and Community Ministries-Featured ministries: Kids Cafe, New Hope Community Church, Elizabethtown; Children's Missions, Victory Baptist Church, Shepherdsville
Chain Reaction: Hispanic Ministries-Featured ministries: Central Region Hispanic Ministry; KBC Multiethnic Missions; Iglesia Bautista Senda de Luz, Louisville; Iglesia Bautista El Faro, Horse Cave
Chain Reaction: Start a Chain Reaction-This segment introduces "Hope. Find It Here 2012" and the impact that attractional events can have in sharing the gospel. Featured ministries: Block Party, Parkland Baptist Church, Louisville; Car Show, First Baptist Church, New Haven; Car Care Days, First Baptist Church, Mt. Washington.
Other Resources:
Other Eliza Broadus Resources:
Eliza Broadus Picture (Tif file)
Eliza Broadus Picture (pdf file)
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