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Harvest Projects
Harvest encourages people to obey God’s commandments - and when they obey, many times it has the form of a project. Here we present some of them and invite you to prayerfully consider your contribution. You can donate online and designate the gift in the “Comment” area, or send a check to Harvest and add a separate note with the name of the project.
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Date April 1th ,2010. Brazil: Building Project 
Harvest staff have served in the Amazon since 2006 and since the first visit the Cuagu School and Nutrition Center (CSNC) hosted our team. Since then, our team has worked in the Indian village doing trainings and conferences. This year, the school had an increase of 100 students to the 250 already enrolled, and the place has become too small to accommodate students, staff, and leaders who come for trainings. The CSNC is a focal point in the Amazon, where biblical teachings have been applied and disseminated. The building of two rooms and a restroom will provide a much needed space for meetings, trainings, and classrooms for Indian children.
Cost of project US$ 1,740. Contact for further information: Cleiton Oliveira, educare@onda.com.br
Date April 2th, 2010. Nepal: Drug Prevention and Rehabilitation
Drug use is a prevalent problem in the area of Tansen, Nepal, and a local church is committed to making a difference there. The beneficiaries of this project are 10 people, 5 of them in need of treatment in a rehabilitation center in Nepalgunj, Western Nepal. The activities will be done in schools (1 day of training in 10 schools), churches (1 day of training in 3 churches), a counseling center, and a rehabilitation center. Cost of Project US $ 450. Contact for further information: Bishnu Regmi, Bishnu_kamala@hotmail.com
Date April 2th, 2010. Ghana: Regional Mentoring Program. 
15 key leaders and trainers from West Africa plan to meet in a retreat for 7 days for mentorship with their coordinator, Chris Ampadu. Their vision is to disseminate teachings of biblical worldview and biblical wholism so that there will be practical expressions of Christ’s love in the communities throughout West Africa. Cost of project: US$ 4,647. Contact for further information:: Chris Ampadu, samaritanstrategy@gmail.com
Date April 8th, 2010. Bolivia: Car for Ministry. 
Harvest has trained church leaders in biblical wholism in Bolivia since 2005, and as a result the churches have been qualified to better serve their communities. The ministry has been effective and needs strengthening in areas such as El Alto, La Paz, Oruro, and Cochabamba. However, training events have been requested in other areas and our staff needs a reliable means of transportation to meet this need. The goal of this project is to expand ministry activities in the interior of Bolivia, reaching to the Provinces of Omasuyos, Nor Yungas and Sur Yungas, and Aroma. The purchase of a car in Bolivia will enhance the efficacy of the ministry both in urban and rural areas. Cost of project: US $9,000. Contact for further information: Marcelo Lazo, mlazo@fh.org
Date May 11th, 2010. Honduras: Ministry Expansion. 
Harvest ministry in Honduras has experienced steady growth. The last report of their activities (see on this website at where we serve > Honduras) shows 213 people trained. One of their projects brought participants of 6 communities together with 172 women visiting more than 3,000 homes and instructing people to combat the proliferation of mosquitoes in their area. In order to multiply initiatives like this one, resources are needed for training materials, office supplies, internet communication, and a supplement for personal support for staff. Cost of project: US $4,925. Contact for further information: Ramiro Carbajal, rcarbajalw@hotmail.com
Date May 12th, 2010. DR Congo: Sewing Machines. 
Vocational training for single mothers is a strategy that our staff in the DR Congo adopted to express the message of God’s Word – His love. This project will be done in the area of Kinshasa to benefit 20 single mothers. The money will be invested in the purchase of 10 sewing machines, sewing materials, in the furnishing and improvements of the facilities where they meet, and transportation costs for an instructor. Cost of project: US $ 250. Contact for further information: Buingo Mateene, bmateene@yahoo.fr
Date May 28th, 2010. Rwanda: Car for ministry. 
A visit to the calendar on this website will show the dynamic ministry done by Jacob in Rwanda. Just recently he traveled to Bujumbura (Republic of Burundi) and held a Vision Casting conference with an Umbrella of 24 churches of Burundi, he trained people from a church called Christ Gospel and Fellowship Church in Kigali, did a Vision Casting conference in Kabarondo (Eastern province of Rwanda), and a Training of Trainers and Mentorship event in Kigali. Jacob’s ministry is mainly limited by the lack of a car. A vehicle will enable him to reach even remote areas of the Great Lakes region of Africa with trainings, assistance for projects, documenting stories, and follow up visits. Jacob is personally contributing $1,750 of his savings to meet this need. Would you like to contribute with the remaining funds? Cost of project: US$ 12,000. Contact for further information: Jacob Ndabaramiye, jacndabaramiye@yahoo.fr
Date June 4th, 2010. DR Congo: Micro-credit. 
Loans to start small businesses - such as grocery shop, selling charcoal, bakery, gardening, providing drinkable water, and producing soap – have helped about 10 beneficiaries, particularly poor women who support their families. Each of them receives $50/mo and contributes with 10% of this amount to a group account. The balance of this account is to be re-distributed. The program is coordinated by 6 churches in Kinshasa. The goal of this project is to assist 20 families for a period of three years. Cost of project: US$ 4,950. Contact for further information: Jeff Sikabwe, widispeople@yahoo.com
Date June 28th, 2010. Ethiopia: Vision Conference
Harvest staff in Ethiopia has a unique opportunity to conduct a Vision Conference for 40 denominational leaders for 4 days in Addis Ababa. Cost of project: US$ 4,800. Contact for further information: Demelash Lemma.
Date July 6th, 2010. Peru: Scholarships for Theology Students. 
Harvest staff in Peru teaches Biblical worldview and wholistic mission in three seminaries. His students come from provinces within the country with limited support from their small churches or families, who in turn earn very little. Several of them are unable to finish their studies for economic reasons. The average cost of their studies is $626/year. This project is to pay full or partial scholarships for seminary students who have been trained in Biblical wholism and are committed to disseminate these teachings among pastors and church leaders, write stories of disciplines of love and seed projects done as part of their training. Cost of project US$ 5,000. Contact for further information: Atilio Quintanilla, aquintanillaa@hotmail.com
Date July 10th, 2010. Myanmar: Vision Conference. 
I will need financial assistance with this VC because it is one of the more expensive places to go to. This is one of those regions where the evangelists trek several days to get to a bus or a boat and have absolutely no money. They need bus and boat fare. I’ll spell it out in the budget. We will limit the delegates to those from Rakhine State this time, so the travel expenses will be less, but even so, to make it worthwhile, I would like to include 40-50 of the key leaders from these different groups. Cost of project: US$ 1,370. Contact for further information: Robin Steen, rssteen@gmail.com
Date July 20th, 2010. Honduras: Bibles Purchase. 
Harvest staff in Honduras have observed the need for Bibles in several communities. As result of their trainings and seed projects, a number of people have confessed Jesus Christ as their Savior but don’t have access to Bibles. This is a project to buy 100 Bibles. Cost of Project: US$ 165. Contact for further information:: Alex Fearon, alexfearonescobar@yahoo.com.mx