Addresses of Nazareth's Missionaries
It only takes a card or a quick email message to let our missionaries know they are in your thoughts and prayers. Here is a list of the missionaries Nazareth currently supports.
Mark & Maki Wolter
International Chapel Ministries
markinkyoto@gmail.com
Maren Nielsen
Deer Creek Christian Camp
228 S. Pine, Bailey, CO 80421
mnielsen@worldimpact.org
Carol VanBrocklin
P.O. Box 81305
8000 Davao City, Philippines
cvanb@mozcom.com
Paul & Jay Mikaelsen
Radio Caranavi • Casilia 266
La Paz, Bolivia SA
pmikaelsen@mail.megalink.com
Dr. Steve & Bethany Friberg
Diaconal Center • PO Box 34
Mto wa Mbu Tanzania, East Africa
friberg@bushlink.co.tz
Emili Swarbrick
PO Box 3000
Garden Valley, TX 75771
emnoelle@gmail.com
Shannon & Lisa Sandquist
The Navigators Singapore
Blk 122 Jurong East St 13
#11-37 Ivory Heights, Singapore 600122
Singapore
Sandquists@gmail.com
Ben & Margit Coltvet
Leberstrasse 7
10829 Berlin, Germany
mjcoltvet@yahoo.com
Kent & Shelly Scott
Box 8123Mipur, Dhaka 1216
Bangladesh
kentnshell@motimail.com
You don't have to journey half way around the world to make a difference in the world. God doesn't call everyone to serve in far-away places, but He does call every one of us to serve.
Nazareth offers many opportunities for you to serve others. Some of these ways are humble and very simple: giving a bar of soap, contributing a yard of fabric, buying a bag of coffee. But this is how the world is changed: one gift of love at a time. The world is waiting for your gift.
Purchasing Fair Trade Coffee Helps Small Farmers
When you purchase a bag of Lutheran World Relief fair-trade coffee, you're doing much more than just buying a delicious beverage. You're contributing to world justice. The Lutheran World Relief Coffee Project ensures that coffee farmers receive a fair price that covers their cost of production and guarantees them a living wage for their labor. To purchase fair-trade coffee, stop by the Coffee Shop in the Family Life Center on Sundays or visit the church office during the week.
Fair Trade Tea, Cocoa, & Chocolate Bars Now Available for Purchase
You already know you can make a difference in the world every time you buy a bag of fair trade coffee. Now you can help improve the lives of third world farmers in another way. How? By purchasing fair trade tea, hot cocoa, and chocolate bars. The Lutheran World Relief Fair Trade Project ensures that small farmers receive a fair price that covers their cost of production and guarantees them a living wage for their labor. To learn more about the LWR Fair Trade Project, pick up a brochure in the Coffee Shop. To purchase fair-trade items, stop by the Coffee Shop in the Family Life Center today or visit Membership Secretary Deb Rhoades in the church office during the week.
Fabric Donations Sought for Do Day Quilts
Do Day gladly accepts your fabric donations throughout the year. Thread is also welcomed! Do Day workers will use the items to make quilts that will be distributed to needy people throughout the world.