IDES – November 28 2016 – Our Ultimate Goal for Flood Victims: Myanmar – Project Story

TOMORROW is #GivingTuesday!

We’ve been building up to this day all month long during November. Tuesday, Nov. 29th is officially here!

Billions of dollars are spent each year during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. These dollars make a statement about our culture and our society. What if we made a different statement this year – especially as Jesus’ followers?

Tomorrow, show the world that you are more than just a consumer. You can be a difference-maker by giving a gift through IDES that will bless a family in need, then share the good you’re doing with others by using these hashtags on your Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter: #GivingTuesday and #IDES

Click the graphic above to find out more about the impact of your generosity!

Recent Project Stories and Devotional Blogs

Nov. 28 – How to Do Cyber Monday Differently – Devotional Blog

In 2015, shoppers spent over $32 billion in stores on Black Friday, and over $3 billion online on Cyber Monday. The United Nations estimates that it would cost around $30 billion per year to end world hunger forever. Find out how you can do something different for Cyber Monday by reading more of this inspirational devotional – just click the graphic above.

Nov. 21 – 3 Beautiful Consequences of Giving – Devotional Blog

Something we have a tendency to forget is that the word “giving” is contained within the title of our holiday. Is it only about giving thanks and eating copious amounts of pumpkin pie, or could there be more to the “giving” component of Thanksgiving? Check out this thought-provoking devotional regarding 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 – just click the graphic above.

Nov. 17 – Our Ultimate Goal for Flood Victims: Myanmar – Project Story

Myanmar is predominantly a Buddhist nation, but some rural families practice Animism and ancestor worship as well. We praise God that IDES has trustworthy local Christian partners in and around these villages that share the Gospel of Christ with these families, especially during their time of great physical need during the flood seasons. Find out more about our primary objective during times of disaster in this heart-warming report from Myanmar, just click the photo above.