BUILT BY GOD'S GRACE TO BUILD FOR GOD'S GLORY
IPM is a ministry that has known the empowering grace of God. Now in our 40th year, we can truly say that we are a ministry built by God’s grace. I cannot possibly enumerate all the amazing things that God has done to enable us to partner with foreign nationals who are now planting churches in over 25 countries. What I can do, though, is express my gratitude to the God who has made it all possible. In fact, writing in his second epistle to the Corinthians, Paul said that God’s grace, when experienced collectively, results in thanksgiving to the glory of God (2 Cor. 4:15). To put it simply, God’s grace evokes gratitude, and that expressed gratitude brings glory to God. Now I want to invite you to join me in expressing gratitude for God’s grace. For its 40th anniversary, IPM is announcing the Built to Build Campaign. For this campaign we are highlighting 16 field projects that are ready to go or are already in process.
Your gift to the Built to Build campaign will see these projects completed and ministry expanded all over the world. And by the grace of God, IPM is now in the position to match, dollar for dollar, everything you give. I can’t think of a better way for IPM and its donors to express gratitude to God for his grace that has built this ministry.
Your gift to the Built to Build campaign will see these projects completed and ministry expanded all over the world. And by the grace of God, IPM is now in the position to match, dollar for dollar, everything you give. I can’t think of a better way for IPM and its donors to express gratitude to God for his grace that has built this ministry.
HIGHLIGHTING 16 worldwide pROJECts
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Biak Vaiphei is building a ministry center to meet the needs for his work among the deaf in Kolkata, India. It will include housing for missionaries, classrooms for regular training sessions and a large meeting room that will seat 300 people.
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Aladino Gomez started a preaching station in the remote village of San Pedro in the Amazonas region of Peru. The ministry there needs a church building.
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Miguel Fraga started a church in Rosario de la Frontera in northern Argentina. Now, this rural congregation needs a church building of their own.
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Stephen Guite planted a church in Sikkim, India. They are now ready to build a permanent house of worship.
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Katasi Inka developed a vibrant school ministry in Arunachal Pradesh, India that continues to grow. They are building to expand their capacity for more students.
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Gideon Kipgen has established many churches in eastern Nepal. He and his wife have also raised many orphaned children. They are building a ministry center to accommodate this expanding work.
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Thangkam Sitlhou has established ministry among the Bhutanese people who live along Bhutan’s border with India. They need to build a church building where they can worship the Lord and expand their witness to the people of Bhutan.
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Thangcha Gangte began ministering in the Sanischare refugee camp for Bhutanese people. The ministry has grown and Thangcha seeks to build a simple church with a prophet’s chamber.
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Carlos Rubio, serving the Lord in the Amazon village of Indiana, Peru has endured rising floodwaters that affected his church and home. Currently, the house he lives in is in need of floor repairs.
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Anibal Fornazarich planted many churches in Argentina and the neighboring countries. The church in Mercedes, Argentina needs renovations.
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Nadjiri Tokinon, serving in the land of Chad, central Africa, needs a portion of land on which to build a church.
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Lamsieh Singson is asking the Lord to provide land for their church planting work in Assam, India.
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Ginsang Gangte reached out to a remote part of Tripura, India with church planting and Christian education ministries. The Christian school there needs living quarters for staff.
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Seth Mohenu has had a long and fruitful ministry in Ghana. He is asking the Lord to provide money for the completion of the church building in Winneba.
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Raymond Abou Mekhael established a camp ministry in Lebanon that continues to develop. The facilities there are in their final stage of construction and need funds to finish.
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Shadrach Nyeko is one of IPM's newest missionaries. His new church plant in Uganda is gaining momentum, and he wants to drill a well and install a solar-powered pump to provide drinking water for the church.
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