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A Christmas Goat

Dear Friends,

I’m writing you today to introduce to you what my
friend, Joe Gorman, is doing to change the world one family at a time in
Africa.  Joe has traveled to Africa six
times since 2001 where he has taught at Africa Nazarene University in Nairobi,
Kenya and created various micro economic projects.  To read about one of the projects Joe has
done through the generosity of others, see “A Home for Veronique” on Joe’s Blog..

 

As crazy as it might sound, one goat can change the world for a child in the war-ravaged
country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.  A goat can provide money for school fees,
milk for protein, and most importantly it gives a family hope that tomorrow can
be better than today. 

It’s easy to become overwhelmed and to think:  what
difference can I make?
  By buying a
goat for a loved one this Christmas, you can change a child’s life.  For an incredible story of how one goat
changed the world for one child click on the following link to Nicholas
Kristof’s outstanding New York Times article
at http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/03/opinion/03kristof.html?em.

“With all the money
donated to help fight famine around the world, with all the grandiose plans
conceived to conquer poverty, sometimes all it takes to save a child is a
goat.”  
–60
Minutes, CBS News

The gift of a dairy goat represents
a lasting, meaningful way to help a boy or girl on the other side of the
world.  Goats can thrive in extreme
climates and on poor, dry land by eating grass and leaves.  And because goats often have two or three
kids a year, the children you help can lift themselves out of poverty by
starting small dairies that earn money for food, healthcare and education.  Gift of a Goat:  $50
 

This Christmas touch the
heart of family, friends, colleagues and clients with the gift of a goat ($50),
duck ($10), chicken ($5), sheep ($50), sewing machine ($150) or community well
or tilapia pond ($1000).
  Gifts with a Purpose give at least two
times:  once for the person for whom you
buy the gift and a second time for the boy or girl or HIV/AIDS-stricken
community who receives your gift.

Every Gift You Give

  • Goes directly to children and
    families who need it most.
     

          
  • Comes with a gift card to
    express your love and say “Thank you!” to friends, family, colleagues, and
    others on your Christmas list.  Gifts of
    goats come with a picture of a child who has been the recipient of a past gift.

  • Will be used wisely and efficiently.  Because of Joe’s friendship
    with Celestin Chishibanji (Congo), Simon Pierre (Rwanda), and Frank Mills
    (Ghana), we are able to get your gift directly to those most in need (All
    administrative costs are taken care of through other channels, which means that
    100% of what you give goes directly to helping children and families in need). 

          

  • Will Change lives.  And yours just might be
    one of them.   
Help me change the world by changing the world for
one child and one family this Christmas. 
It starts with me.  It starts with
you.

 
If you would like to give a Gift with a Purpose for a loved one, please make your check payable
to “Golden Church of the Nazarene” and send it to Golden Church of the
Nazarene, P.O. Box 18499, Golden, CO 
80402.
 
Thanks for your consideration in helping Joe and the people of Africa.
 
All the best,
 
Mark Brozovich


About
Joe
He is a pastor in Golden, Colorado and works with
the Church of the Nazarene’s Compassion Ministries program to help boy and
girls and HIV positive men and women help themselves through self-sustaining
agricultural and microeconomic projects such as:
  • Goats, ducks, chickens, sheep
  • Education and food for orphans
  • Sewing machines, community wells,
    pineapple plantations, tilapia ponds
  • Schools, churches, Homes for HIV positive
    widows
  • Job training for orphans and widows and
    abandoned women such as banana leaf cards (traditional African scenes and
    Christmas scenes) and beaded necklaces, earrings, and bracelets 

Email Joe at joetgorman@gmail.com or see him on his Blog at http://www.joegorman.net

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