How Big is a Penny?
Today, with run-away inflation, there are not many things you can still buy for a penny. Even bubble gum costs a nickel. Amazingly enough it still only costs about 1 cent to print a Gospel tract. A penny becomes "big money" when you invest it in an eternal soul.

Good Mission Cents
It makes good sense to wisely invest your mission dollars. Have you ever seriously considered the power of the printed page?

Samuel Zwemer said, "No other agency can penetrate so deeply, witness so daringly, abide so persistently, and influence so irresistibly as the printed page." We are reminded that Charles Wesley loaned a book entitled "The Life of God in the Soul of Man" to George Whitfield. The reading of this book turned Evangelist George Whitfield to Christ. Also, we must not forget that a simple tract led J. Hudson Taylor, founder of China Inland Mission to salvation.

How Shall They Hear?
With the incredible population explosion and the growing number of people who can read around the world, it is imperative that we make greater use of our most valuable preaching tool—Gospel literature! A missionary may spend his entire lifetime ministering to the needs of only a few hundred people, but through the use of Gospel literature, he can expand his ministry to thousands, or even millions.

BIMI is now working hard to saturate the mission field with high quality literature that is so desperately needed. Help us send a host of "penny missionaries" to a hungry and dying world.

For God so loved the world, not just a few,
The wise and great, the noble and the true,
Or those of favored class or rank or hue.
God loved the world. Do you?
Source Unknown

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Acts 4:12 Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.

Jennifer R Scarfi -  VANUATU
Michael & Christine Schrimshire -  ENGLAND
Andrew & Jill Schultz -  ZAMBIA