Announcing
The Bethlehem Project
Offering you the joy of Christmas giving this year to a pastor suffering from the prolonged and devastating financial impact of Covid-19.
The Covid-19 pandemic has shut down churches in impoverished Global South countries such as India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia. Pastors – who often rely solely on church offerings to help the poorest of the poor among them or even to feed their own families and put a roof over their heads have had their support cut off with little to no government help.
Earlier this year, WEA established the Pastor’s Emergency Fund to help meet critical needs for food, medicines and shelter. We raised and sent more than $75,000 USD where $42 helps support a pastor for one month.
Now, as the pandemic’s second wave ravages world-wide and especially as Christmas approaches, it’s time for those of us who have so much to share with those who have so little.
Will you make Christmas brighter by adding suffering pastors and churches to your Christmas gift list this year and provide help for one month or more?
- $126 supports a pastor for 3 months
- $42 supports a pastor for one month
- $21 supports a pastor for two weeks
Or mail a donation to:
World Evangelical Alliance
P.O. Box 7099
Deerfield, IL 60015
United States
(212) 233-3046
Canadian donors requiring a Canadian income tax receipt please call the above number.
Thank you.
Meet Sri Lankan Pastor Mahesh
Recorded earlier this year
Show your love for Global South pastors like India’s Satish Kumar & his wife and children (below) whose income has been cut off by Covid-19.
The WEA is a network of churches in more than 130 nations that have joined to give a worldwide identity, voice and platform to more than 600 million evangelical Christians. Our work focusses on evangelism, church leader discipleship and advocacy for critical causes such as religious freedom and persecution, human trafficking, peace & reconciliation, refugees, creation care, relief and development. WEA enjoys special status with the United Nations and diplomatic type access to world political leaders to advocate for change. Visit worldea.org to learn more.
WEA has been a charter member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability since 1980. WEA is audited annually by an independent public accounting firm. WEA is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. In the United States, your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.