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Field-Driven Co-ops in Rural Madagascar, organized by Clint Akins All gifts to PFM are IRS-approved tax-deductible. Partners For Madagascar (501c3… Clint Akins needs your support for Field-Driven Co-ops in Rural Madagascar

Wishing you blessings in 2023 and inviting you to support the work of Joiners in the new year. Your gifts at www.joinersmg.org help us train church leaders to meet Malagasy people's spiritual needs.

This consider a gift to Joiners Inc. We are a nonprofit helping develop Christian leaders in Madagascar. Any amount helps. http://joinersmg.org/giving

All these church structures in southeastern Madagascar were destroyed in the recent category 3 hurricane Batsirai with top winds of 156 mph. Clint started these 27 congregations between 1988 and 2004 among the folk-Islamic Antambahoaka and southern Betsimisaraka peoples. Our relief and rebuild strategy is to
rebuild the church structures where people can continue to shelter until they can rebuild their own houses. Also we seek to provide 3 klos of rice per person and 1 kilo of rice seed per person since the current growing season has been destroyed. For this we are asking God for $10.000 for relief to this vast area of decimation. Please pray with us that God would provide this through his people. Gifts can be donated through www.joinersmg.org/donate. All gifts are tax-deductible under Joiners' IRS-approved 501c3 status.

Lift up Madagascar in prayer. This storm destroyed not only homes, but area churches and the orphanage we help support. We’re sending a pastor down to see how Joiners can help.

Cyclone Batsirai leaves over a dozen dead, thousands homeless in Madagascar More than a dozen people are dead and thousands are homeless after a tropical storm struck Madagascar over the weekend, the second to do so in two weeks.

As comes to an end, Joiners is still here and would be honored to use your gifts to help the people of Madagascar. We are a 501c3.

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Continued prayers for those hungry in southern Madagascar:

U.S. Government Provides Nearly $40 Million in Additional Emergency Assistance for Southern Madagascar | U.S. Embassy in Madagascar & Comoros As food insecurity worsens, new funding will provide emergency food assistance for more than 729,000 people With recent assessments showing that the food security situation in southern Madagascar continues to worsen, U.S. Ambassador Michael Pelletier announced today that the U.S. Government would co...

So grateful to already have 2 of our 8 requested monthly pledges of $21 for 2021 to support medical treatments of our field assistant, Roland. Won't you consider a gift? http://joinersmg.org/projects/field-assistant-support/