Global Gifts for Christmas 2021

Pay for learning toys ($30) or wooden tables ($80) for kindergartners, winter boots for orphans ($50), or electric heaters ($90) for families who lost their homes in an explosion.

Gift clothes for volunteers ($22.50), Bible storybooks for kids ($1.50), a new phone for pastor Ajit ($325), a new laptop for Friendship Ministries ($740), or a rental space for Bible classes ($20/month).

Pay for the license ($5,900), a transmitter filter ($1,700), or staff salaries ($6,900) to keep the Gospel on the air in Cyprus.

Buy the truck ($1,000), curriculum ($100), or supplies to create a mobile school ($100), which will provide a basic education and the Gospel to kids living in a war zone.

Buy shoes ($25), school supplies ($70), or bedding ($225) for orphans in Haiti.

Expand a meeting place for a house church in a hard-to-reach Caribbean country ($3,000).

Buy a Bible with a cover ($7) or blankets ($50) new believers in Nepal.

Pay for a Christmas party and gifts ($25) for poor families in the Middle East, where they will hear about Jesus who came close and is close.

Pay for fans ($60), a printer ($500), furniture ($500), or speakers ($400) for the church, or Christmas gift bags ($35) for an outreach.

Provide Christmas party materials ($20) for kids to reconnect with the church where they went to VBS over the summer and hear the true meaning of Christmas.

Pay for a projector ($650), a chair ($20), sound equipment ($1,800), instruments ($900), or Bibles and curriculum ($1,100) as a growing church begins to help plant other churches in their region needy for the Gospel.

Pay for video production of Bible verse memory songs in the national language ($130 per song) or provide warm clothes and Gospel material ($2.25-$3 per set) for national pastors to distribute in remote villages.

Pay for a family food package ($25), a smartphone for virtual school ($150-$200), or a vitamin pack ($20) for Indian families living in the Philippines.

Pay for a whiteboard ($100), a soup kitchen meal ($135), or a "canasta" of food for community families ($8.50 per family).

Pay for data access ($50), computer accessories ($100), school supplies ($250), tablets ($500), or modems ($1,000) so that 132 children of indigenous missionaries can do online homeschool provided by a partner church while their families live and work among the unreached.

Pastors in Cuba oversee multiple churches at once in different locations, so pay for a horse and buggy ($1,400), bike ($135), or church building ($3,500) for a pastor.

Pay for a Christmas dinner and gifts ($50) for a believing family who couldn't have them due to COVID shutdowns or help young girls get a computer ($500) and skills to avoid human trafficking

Indigenous ministry leaders in Thailand want to provide a blanket ($6.25), coat ($8.33), school supplies ($9.33), and refugee supplies ($3,600) for refugees who fled Myanmar and are living in caves near the Thailand border, and they need a generator ($1,500) to show the JESUS Film.

Pay for a copy of discipleship curriculum ($5) for national leaders who mentor pastors who will plant more churches in the Philippines.

Finish a new auditorium ($70,000), pay for evangelism tours to unreached areas ($1,400), or buy a laptop for Hope Christian School ($250).