The ANM online Store offers you a variety of books, products and giving opportunities. Here you will find books printed by ANM Publications, a missions-minded curriculum designed for the kids in your church, and a wide range of missionary projects that you can be a part of. Click on any of the pictures below to see a description of each item. Click on "Add to basket" to put an item in your shopping cart for check-out. Thanks for shopping at our Store. And remember, all your "purchases" help to support the work of indigenous missions around the world.
A Time for Hope
Imagine pastoring a church just a short distance from Ground Zero in New York. Imagine having to deal with the sorrow, horror and shock that followed the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Imagine having to help put lives back together again, and trying to make sense of it all. For Dave Epstein this was not something he had to imagine. He lived it. He is the pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church in New York. In the aftermath of 9/11 Pastor Epstein delivered a series of messages to his congregation offering spiritual and emotional insight and help, and the love of God. This book contains these messages. Pastor Epstein brings the timeless message of the love and compassion of God into the context of the times in which we live.
Yesenia Tigchelaar notices that many of the children who come to her feeding center are barefoot or have old flip-flops that are falling apart. The children come from families that are too poor to buy footwear. Each gift of $3 will provide flip-flops for a needy child. At least 150 pairs are needed. [ Project 859 ]
For $300/year, just $25/month, you can provide a child’s uniform, shoes, books— all that is needed to attend school for a year. Without such opportunity a child rarely climbs out of poverty, sickness and life-shortening disease. Help a child to become a student and gain a whole new worldview. He will be taught Christian principles along with his ABCs. [ Project 525 ]
Sewing machines enable widows and women rescued from lives of prostitution or abuse to provide for themselves and their children. A donation of $300 can literally cause a life-changing experience for some needy woman. (Project 095 WFN-SM)
The 10/40 Expedition Quest for the Lost Window Preview Pack
Jambo! Ni Hao! Hello! The 10º/40º Expedition: Quest for the Lost Window Preview Pack is available for purchase. This missions-minded curriculum will introduce American children to people all over the world who serve as missionaries in their own countries. Your Preview Pack features the entire first day of the curriculum, focused on the region of Africa. Also included are the Expedition Songs CD and the Explorer Tool Pack. In addition, you will receive information on how you can have a real-life native missionary visit your church and discover how your children can help native missionaries reach every child in every nation with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Cost: $30 (includes shipping and handling) If you would like information regarding bulk orders or to request a faster shipping rate, please contact our office at 540-456-7111.
The 10/40 Expedition Quest for the Lost Window Preview Pack $30
The 10/40 Expedition Quest for the Lost Window Curriculum Pack
Join us on the adventure of a lifetime with this missions-minded curriculum designed to educate children here in the USA about God’s heart for the nations! Initially designed as a five-day VBS, this curriculum can be adapted for Sunday Schools, home schools, Backyard Bible Clubs, Missions week, and much more. Kids will join self-proclaimed world famous explorer, Addison Venture, as they travel the world through five expedition sites where they will meet indigenous missionaries, create native crafts, play regional games, eat cultural foods, experience Bible stories, learn eight original songs, and most importantly, hear how Jesus saves.
$199.99
The 10/40 Expedition Quest for the Lost Window Curriculum Pack $199.99
Some estimate the number of Christians in China to be more than 100 million believers. This creates a tremendous need for Chinese Bibles, as most beliebers, especially in rural areas, do not have one, and millions of unbelievers wait to read the Bible for the first time.
God is doing a tremendous work among the Chinese of Inner Mongolia. But they must have Mongolian Bibles ($5 each) to have the Word of God in their own heart language. For $5 you can send a Bible to a believer, a pastor, or a seeker. Help flood
the hearts of the Mongolians with the light of God’s Word. [ Project 870 ]
Depending on the evening news or our favorite blogs to give us a better understanding of Islam will almost certainly be disappointing. The media presents us with a severely limited view of either the extremes of Islamic terrorism or the benign face of the Muslim common man. But we really must dig deeper to get a clearer, fleshed-out view of Islam.
In his new book, George Ainsworth skillfully brings together a wealth of information for us, providing the Church with an approachable and much needed antidote to the incoherent picture of Islam in the news. If you are interested in learning more about the cultural, religious, and political reality of Islam, you will want to take the opportunity to read this engagingly written book.
To preach God’s Word to the lost, missionaries go from village to village by foot. The scorching sun is unbearable, but they are committed.With a bicycle, he can reach more villages in the same amount of time, or reach the same villages quicker so he has more time to minister, and help aching feet and legs. For $100 you can gift a native missionary with what he considers luxury transportation! (Project 526)
Crisalinco Ministry plans to conduct three seminars in the jungle areas of Colombia to encourage farmers to form co-ops and quit growing drug crops (coca). The training seminars will show farmers how to raise rabbits, goats, pigs, fruit, cassava, and more. Crisalinco must provide personnel, materials and transportation to take trainers to remote areas. Cost is about $100 per farmer trained.
Seedtime and Harvest Ministries uses soccer as a means to reach the young who otherwise would join mafia cartels. Each gift of $25 will provide a soccer ball or a uniform. Many team members accept Christ and become king- dom soldiers for Jesus.
Segadores has discovered previously unknown tribes and, in answer to prayer, sev- eral are coming out of hiding. Segadores is committed to sending church planters to reach them; but first, bus or boat trips are needed to make contact with them and win their trust. Each exploratory trip costs about $300.
Many women are trapped in a lifestyle as temple prostitutes. Shoba Massey and her husband are bringing the love of Christ to many. Their hearts are melted when they receive a new sari and many yield their hearts to Christ, learn new trades, and live for Christ. Each gift of $15 will provide a new sari. [ Project 898 ]
This past summer those hostile to the gospel killed missionary Ashish in Uttar Pradesh, leaving his widow and four children destitute. Shown are his widow, Meera, and her two youngest children. Each gift of $25 will help provide sustenance for the family and schooling for the children for one month. [ Project 879 ]
Missionaries bringing the gospel to Muslims, Hindus and tribals in Kashmir face freezing winters with deep snows. Each gift of $150 will provide wool blankets, winter jackets and shoes for a husband and wife missionary team. [ Project 880 ]
Providing a pair of goats to native pastors and lay preachers in the mountains sup- plies milk for their children to drink as well as to sell. Compared to other animals, goats are easy to manage, so even children can care for them. Also, they feed on nat- ural pasture grasses, so there is no cost associated with feeding them. They require a low initial capital investment and multiply rapidly. [ Project 860 ]
Folding tables are needed for many functions, yet are often difficult for a local ministry to obtain. The tables can be used for dining, teaching, and displaying materials. About 50 are needed. [Project 851]
Sewing machines enable widows and women rescued from lives of prostitution or abuse to provide for themselves and their children. At least 10 are needed. [Project 796]
Explorer Tool Packet – $4.30 (including shipping and handling)*
This interactive “Travel Log” comes with two sticker sheets, a “passport,” and daily “Snaps” that will encourage your kids to get involved in missions.
*If you would like information regarding bulk orders or to request a faster shipping rate, please contact our office at 540-456-7111.
Trail Bug Club Preschool Tool Packet – $4.30 (including shipping and handling)*
This interactive “Travel Log” comes with two sticker sheets, a “passport,” and daily “Snaps” that will encourage your youngest children to get involved in missions.
*If you would like information regarding bulk orders or to request a faster shipping rate, please call our office at 540-456-7111.
This year Love in Action Deaf School has 28 students. The majority come from homes with less than $40 a month. Most students have only one uniform and cannot afford another. Many times students miss school because they have to wash their uniforms on a rainy day and they don’t dry. A gift of $20 will provide a uniform for a needy deaf student.
Bethany Hospital was established by Narayan Paul and now operates under the leadership of his son, Philip Timoti (see spring 2011 issue). The hospital hires a skilled eye surgeon who performs 15 cataract surgeries a week. Each gift of $80 will restore eyesight to one impoverished Saura tribal. [ Project 864 ]
“What you have just read is not fiction woven by our imaginations. It is reality. We lived these facts; these are our lives. We don’t speak about a Christ that we do not know, but we have spoken of what we saw with our own eyes… touched with our hands… realized by our minds… comprehended in our hearts.”
Sometimes the question is asked: “Can God save a Muslim? Is it even possible for a Muslim to become a believer in Jesus Christ?” Of course, the answer is “Yes.” God can save anyone. But this is an answer with abundant proof. The Children of Ishmael - a compilation of eight radical conversion stories written as letters from Muslim background believers - is a must read for anyone interested in Muslim evangelism.
Expedition Songs CD - $5.50 (including shipping and handling). If you would like information regarding bulk orders or to request a faster shipping rate, please contact our office at 540-456-7111.
Give your kids a taste of the world through the Expedition Songs CD. Featuring eight original songs from the five regions of the 10/40 Window- Africa, Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Far East- this CD will have everyone singing the praises of the Lord long after your Expedition has ended.
Hand mics and portable loudspeakers are needed by missionaries bringing the gos- pel to villages in India. The mics are used for street preaching and to conduct local evangelistic meetings. Without them the missionary can hardly be heard above the din of traffic and village chatter. At least 10 are needed. [ Project 832 ]
Many poor families struggle to provide rice for their families. Providing rice for poor villagers meets a real need and opens the doors to share about Christ’s love. Sometimes pastors’ families need and benefit from gifts of rice. Each gift of $30 will provide a large sack of rice. [ Project 636 ]
Many missionaries of our partnering native missions are under supported. A gift of $50 will make a big difference in their lives for a month. A gift of $600 will provide core support for a year, helping to put food on their table, buying needed medicines, and paying the needed fees so their children can go to school. What a way to bless a missionary family. [ Project 633 ]
In this land where open witness is difficult, missionaries find that opening small libraries for the public provides a welcome service and opens doors to sharing the gospel. Your gift of a book ($5) may show residents the Truth, as well as provide practical knowledge. [ Project 137 ]
Mammen Joseph has two children’s homes—one for children of missionaries serving in remote areas and one for destitute orphans—but cannot afford mattresses. The chil- dren sleep on hard boards. Mattresses can be purchased for $50 each and will provide sweet sleep for a missionary kid or needy child. About 100 are needed. [ Project 878 ]
Missionaries in Bulgaria are seeing breakthroughs in witnessing to people in rural villages using a Gospel Cube, a tool invented in America. One missionary led 14 people to Christ in two weeks using this novel evangelism tool. About 100 missionaries would like to use them. Each gift of $10 provides a Gospel Cube. [ Project 877 ]
This ANM supported ministry in Jordan cares for many Palestinian children who have fled their troubled homeland. Having rented facilities for many years, They now have land on which to construct their own camp, which will double their capacity. But first an eight-foot-high boundary wall must be built to keep out thieves, predators and animals. Each gift of $20 will provide one foot of the much-needed wall. [ Project 634 ]
A beautiful tract has been printed that will explain the wonder story of Christ’s birth, life, substitutionary death and resurrection. The gospel is beautifully ex- plained and illustrated in the heart language of the millions who have never heard, not even once, of the Savior’s love. Every tract will be placed in the hands of a non- believer, introducing him or her to the Christ of Christmas. At four per dollar, a gift of $25 will provide 100 tracts. [ Project 869 ]
In most places in Myanmar, especially in rural areas, people do not have toilets. They just relieve themselves in the bushes or the nearest river. So many people get sick from bad water and improper hygiene. Missionaries who provide toilets ($200 ea.) and other community services are welcomed by villagers and given an open door to share the gospel. [ Project 790 ]
Millions around the world struggle every day to get enough water to survive. So digging wells is an excellent way to demonstrate the love of Christ in water-deprived rural communities. For $500 you can make possible a well for a dry village community—and
also help deliver the Living Water, too. [ Project 569 ]
House churches led by Chinese pastors have committed to plant thousands of new churches throughout China. But who will lead them? Churches in China have set up a thousand Bible schools for short-term and long-term training. Students can attend one of these Chinese-led Bible schools and get classroom and on-field training for a year for only $250. Help train a Chinese pastor/missionary. [ Project 499 ]
Each Christmas the church in Kardzhali distributes boxes to the children of Rhodope Mountain villages, often bringing them the gospel and story of Christmas for the first time. Samaritan’s Purse and women of the church put together boxes. Delivering them to the 680 children is the challenge. Each gift of $15 will deliver 10 boxes. [ Project 891 ]
Send a child to kids’ camp where they will hear the gospel and experience God’s presence in a new and exciting way! These camps change kids’ lives and the communities in which they live for only $15 per child! [ Project 876 ]
Most native missionaries daily travel long distances. Often by foot, sometimes by bicycle!
Those who must travel far or over hilly terrain or who oversee several churches or missionaries need a motorcycle. Native missionary leaders dream of equipping their field staff with them. For $1500 you can help make this dream come true. (Project 38)
The Construction Teams Ministry conducts overseas \'Tool Shed Ministry\' that trains locals in the use of power tools—and then leaves the tools there. Hand tools as well as battery-powered tools are needed. Tools avereage about $100 each. [Project 566]
This bag was made by women who have been rescued out of the world\'s largest red light district. By purchasing this bag, you\'ll be helping women who are being rehabilitated out of a life of sex slavery.
Christians in Sarajevo provide wood for heating and bags of food with hygiene pack- ets to widows and others in marginal existence. The kindness opens many doors to share the meaning of Christmas with the elderly and other poor folks. Each gift of $150 will provide wood fuel for a whole winter for a needy family. [ Project 674 ]
Missionaries often use projectors to share the “Jesus” film and other evangelistic material. The gift of one projector may bring the gospel to many villages that have never heard it. [ Project 703 ]
The Muslim woman appears hard to know and harder to reach, but she desperately needs to hear the Truth. Out of the Crescent Shadows is a call for Christian women to rise up and be a witness to the Muslim women in their communities. This book presents an honest look at the uncertainties many a Christian woman has regarding the women of Islam while answering common questions about Islamic customs, beliefs, mindset, and worldview. Here you will find instructions on lovingly presenting the truth of Christ to someone who has so much to lose, yet ever so much more to gain. This is an invaluable tool in the field of Muslim evangelism.
“God, if You really exist, show Yourself to me…” This was Afarin’s desperate prayer. That night she saw a face that was full of love. Without any knowledge of Christianity, she just knew it was Jesus.
Persian Springs tells the stories of four Iranians whose lives seemed caught in a desert of despair. They cried out to God—any God—for help. Each one had a revelation of Jesus Christ. Without the intervention of any Western missionaries, they found that the Lord would come to a hungry, searching soul. You will be inspired and challenged as you discover how God is moving in the Islamic world today.
You frequently hear that Christians, Muslims, and Jews all worship the same god—that all three religions are basically the same. Some in Christian circles are promoting this idea. In the fall of 2007 a group of Muslim clerics and scholars decided to get on this bandwagon by issuing a document called A Common Word. It called for a dialogue between Christians and Muslims. Many Christians saw this as a friendly gesture. But was it? Or was something more sinister really being proposed? In The Common Word: The Undermining of the Church, this issue is examined in a thorough and scholarly manner. The authors are not only dedicated and knowledgeable Christians, but they are also well grounded in Islamic teaching. This is an important book that every Christian should read… before it is too late!
Price: $14.95 (plus $2 for shipping and handling)
The Common Word The Undermining of the Church $16.95
This book is a critique of the Emergent Church movement.This movement began in the late 20th century and has moved across the world in the past decade.The views of the Emergent Church are basically post-modern, stressing individualism, experience-based faith, and a lack of absolutes in matters of doctrine.While there are a number of praiseworthy consequences that have arisen from this movement, there are still matters of great concern to Bible-believing Christians.Of note among these is the tendency to either undervalue, or even reject, certainty about matters of Christian belief.In this context that Dr. Richison writes this noteworthy critique of the Emergent Church.This book should be read by all Christians concerned about where the church is headed today.
“No one thinks more clearly than Grant Richison about matters of Biblical authority, truth and certainty… I commend this book to you to stretch your thinking and find a firm anchor for your faith.”Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer, Senior Pastor, The Moody Church
“Every Christian leader needs to read this book.”Dr. Norman L. Geisler, Professor of Apologetics, Veritas Evangelical Seminary
“… a must-read for Christians everywhere.”Dr. William E. Nix, Adjunct Professor of Historical Theology, Veritas Evangelical Seminary
Samuel Zwemer was a true pioneer in the field of Muslim evangelism. Known in his lifetime as the Apostle to Islam he left a rich legacy regarding how the church should think about Islam and act towards Muslims. This recently published book contains in one volume two works by Zwemer originally printed in the early 20th century.
The first is The Moslem Doctrine of God. This work answers questions such as: What do Muslims really believe about God? Are the teachings of Islam consistent with biblical teaching about who God is? Do Christians worship the same God as Muslims? You will find the answers to such questions.
In the second work, The Moslem Christ, you will discover what Islam teaches about Jesus Christ. You may be shocked to find that some of the Bible greatest claims about Jesus are affirmed by the Koran. However, at the same time the Jesus of the Koran is truly \"another Jesus\" who bears little resemblance to the historical Nazarene who is both the Son of God and the Son of Man. This is because the focus of the Koran is not on Jesus, but on Muhammad himself. By reading this work you will not only understand the Islamic view of Christ, but you will also be better equipped to share your faith with Muslims.
Price: $20 (plus $2 shipping and handling)
The Moslem Doctrine of God and The Moslem Christ $22
For more than ten years, P.M. Thomas had a meaningful ministry, preaching revival and challenging young people for missions in Kerala, India. Then, with a God-given call to practice what he preached, P.M. boarded a train with his wife and seven-month-old son, and headed for Jammu and Kashmir. Setting up camp in a mud hut with no furniture, he began a ministry that grew into a legacy.
The Mountains Shall Sing tells the story of challenges that would have discouraged a lesser man. Hindu zealots opposed every move to construct the first church in the region. Two near-fatal heart attacks almost sidelined P.M. Misguided brethren from within tried to wrest the ministry from his control. At least a dozen key missionaries left to start their own ministries. Yet in the midst of this seeming defeat, there was provision where there seemed to be no means. Before the eyes of these resolute missionaries, God displayed His power by causing the blind to see, the lame to walk, and even the dead to be raised to life.
Ruled by a government fiercely opposed to Christianity, Iran seems completely closed to the Gospel. All evangelism and the printing of Scriptures in banned; and the apostasy law demands death for any Muslim who changes his religion. Yet it is in Iran that more Muslims today are turning to Christ than anywhere else in the Middle East.
Iran: Open Hearts in a Closed Land gives a concise overview of the historical factors at work while explaining why Iran is so closed and why its people are so open to the message of Christ.
In recent years we have all become more aware of the impact Islam can have on our lives. This is true in missions work just as it is in other areas of life. For this reason, ANM has committed itself to helping raise awareness regarding the true teachings of the Islamic faith. One resource that we are making available for this purpose is a book entitled The Mosque Exposed.
If you don’t think the Mosque has any bearing on your life—then think again! By reading this book, you will discover the Islamic view of life and religion, the purpose of the Mosque, and how it can affect every human being on the earth. This is a detailed and well-documented look at a religion with which most of us are not familiar. This book will provoke, challenge and enlighten your view of Islam and its influence in the world today. The authors of The Mosque Exposed have provided a challenging work that needs to be taken seriously by Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Read it—and be prepared!
What is the source of the animosity that Islam has for the Jewish people? Why is Israel so hated? And how has the continuing struggle between the Sons of Isaac and the Sons of Ishmael fueled the Islamic drive for Jihad? This important book answers these questions and more. The authors’ insights on Jihad, the Islamic worldview, and the question of Israel will not only inform but surprise you. You will discover the fact that the Islam/Jewish question is of fundamental importance not only for the Middle East but for all the nations of the world.
Voices in the Wilderness is a revised collection of 100 uplifting stories from God\'s people around the world. Many of these stories are the fascinating personal testimonies of the native missionaries we serve. The book can be used as a daily devotional as well, as each story is followed by a passage of Scripture and a prayer. We guarantee that these stories will stir your heart to pray, challenge your spirit to adopt a higher standard of Christian living, and move your soul to glorify God!
Mirage documents the facts and events concerning the origin, spread, and rise of Islam. This is a crystal clear picture of how Islam is using deception in portraying itself as a peaceful and loving religion. It is the author’s hope that by laying bare the teachings and practices of Islam, you may learn to recognize and counter the mirage.
This book was born at the writer’s life experiences as a Christian living in a Muslim country. He came to the United States as a result of religious persecution.
Is the Islamic Doctrine of Immigration Accepting Freedom or Imposing Islam?
The first fundamental principle for the creation of a successfully visible Islamic society is to be separate and distinct. In Modern Day Trojan Horse, Sam Solomon and E Al Maqdisi give an excellent insider view of how immigration is a bona fide doctrine of Islam, not just a random immigration of people looking for jobs, opportunities, and a better life—and thus is being used, as set in motion by Muhammad, as a vital strategy of conquest. They explain how and why immigration is going under the radar, and how the demands of the growing Muslim communities are transforming our society. If this book does not serve as an eye-opener for even the most convinced cultural relativist, nothing will.
The story of David Yone Mo and the Myanmar Young Crusaders
His father wanted him to become an engineer. His mother wanted him to become a doctor. But David Yone Mo ended up becoming the leader of Burma’s number one street gang.
Never Say Die recounts the true story of one of the greatest human miracles in 20th century Asia: the transformation of Burma’s most reckless gangster into one of the country’s most outstanding preachers and social workers.
After God supernaturally raised him from his deathbed, this ex-heroine addict became a father to thousands of drug addicts, orphans, lepers, and HIV-AIDS patients across his nation.
A true story guaranteed to stir your spirit!
Price: $16.95 (Plus $2.00 for shipping and handling. If you would like information regarding bulk orders or faster shipping rates, please contact our office at 540-456-7111.)
Guitars are the musical instrument of choice in many indigenous churches. They can be easily carried on evangelistic outings. A gift of $200 will purchase a new eletric or acoustic guitar. At least 10 are needed. [Project 848]
The Philippine Foreign Exchange allows ANM to send \'Forex\' boxes to Philippine ministries quartely. The ANM warehouse ministry fills the 20\"x17\"x23\" boxes with all kinds of products useful to these ministries and ships them for $85 each, regardless of weight. About 150 are needed. [Project 855]
Drums are the main musical instrument for many overseas churches. They are a necessity and indigenous believers love them and worship to their beat. At least two are needed. [Project 847]
Electronic keyboards are the musical medium of today. They provide musical accompaniment for soloists and support for congregational singing. [Project 854]
In many areas of developing countries electrical service is erratic or lacking altogether, For providing amplification and showing films on evangelistic outreaches, a generator is a necessity, and may be needed to stabilize office or church functions where frequent outages occur. At least five are needed. [Project 850]
A digital camera enables a ministry to document its work and send photos to ANM effortlessly without expensive film processing and mailing. It\'s a \'must have\' in today\'s world. At least 10 are needed. [Project 846]
Video projectors take the place of slide, movie, and overhead projectors in today\'s world. They are useful in worship, presenting gospel films, and teaching many subjects. At least 10 are needed. [Project 853]
Motorcycles are needed by field supervisors and missionaries in charge of several churches or operating in hilly areas. They also enable a missionary to escape hostile crowds and situations. A motorcycle can carry two people; sometimes whole families. At least five are needed [Project 849]
Mamy ,ministries still function without a working computer, or are in dire need of an upgrade. This enables them to keep track of their finances, maintain comprehensive missionary records, design and send out newsletters, and send periodic news updates to ANM. A computer is necessary for expeditious email communitcations. About 50 are needed. [Project 845}
The House of Hope media ministry is working with Algerian evangelical churches to build a TV/Radio recording studio to produce programs in the Algerian Kabyle dia- lect. The TV programs, when beamed from satellite with Arabic subtitles, will reach over 30 million. A portion of the total need has already been raised. Each gift of $50 will provide much-needed equipment. Algeria is one of the few Islamic lands where the church operates openly and vigorously. [ Project 442 ]
Missionaries need a truck to travel deep into jungle areas to bring supplies as well as the gospel to people who have never heard it once. [ Project 857 ]
Missionaries often have difficulty reaching rural villages with the gospel or follow- ing up new believers in remote areas. A motorbike can help a missionary/pastor reach rural villages in hilly areas quickly, giving him more time to effectively disciple and train local believers. [ Project 839 ]
Many children and youth in Macedonia are eager to go to summer camp, and their families are willing, but do not have the $150 for a camp week. Yet more of these young people receive Christ at summer camp than at any other time. A gift of $25 will cover the cost for one day of summer camp for a child. [ Project 893 ]
The Evangelical Church is constructing the first-ever private retirement home in Croatia to serve impoverished pastors and their widows who held forth the Word of Life during the Communist era. Last year, partly with help through ANM, the building was fully enclosed and electrified, but code-rated doors still need to be paid for. A donation of $500 will pay for one window. A code-rated door costs $1100. [ Project 711 ]
The church in Parvomay attracts 80 to 100 children when they have a special event, but on Sundays only 20 can squeeze into the one small room available. ANM donors helped them buy a house last year. Now to bring it up to code requires new windows at $500 to $700 each. Will you help provide a place for the children? [ Project 892 ]
Expedition Songs CD 5-pack - $21 (including shipping and handling)*
Give your kids a taste of the world through the Expedition Songs CD. Featuring eight original songs from the five regions of the 10/40 Window- Africa, Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Far East- this CD will have everyone singing the praises of the Lord long after your Expedition has ended.
*If you would like information regarding bulk orders, or to request a faster shipping rate, please contact our office at 540-456-7111.
Want something different for your next dinner party? How about Arroz Tapado, a beef dish from Peru made with green peppers, cilantro, olives and raisins? Or consider fixing Babaganoosh as an appetizer. This is a dish from the Middle East that is much like Hummus, but made with eggplant instead of chick peas. Looking for a delicious dessert? Why not fix cassava cake, a yummy traditional Filipino dish? Now you may be asking: Where can I find such interesting recipes? ANM has the solution. We publish a cookbook full of exotic, delicious and interesting recipes--all from our staff and missionary partners. This cookbook has 80 pages of recipes that will be sure-fire hits. Isn\'t your mouth watering already?
A 30-day intercession that will enable you to effectively pray for the nation and people of Iran. This well-organized and thoughtful manual will not only help you to pray with understanding for Iran, but will also offer insight into the culture, politics and social needs of the Iranian people. Ravi Zacharias says, I commend this sensitive and much needed prayer guide.
The ANM ministry of Warehouse for the Nations has T-shirts available for sale. These shirts are available in a variety of colors. Pictured are black, pink, kelly green and red. In addition you may also order navy, dark purple, heather gray, lime green, forest green, and dark chocolate. Some of these colors are limited in quantity... so when ordering, you may want to write in an alternate color in case your first choice is out of stock. The shirts are available in the adult male sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. The price for most of these is $10 per shirt. The XXL and XXXL are both $12.50 per shirt. This price does not include shipping and handling, which is an additional $5 per shirt.
Electronic keyboards are the musical medium of today. They provide musical accompaniment for soloists and support for congregational singing. Just $500 can provide a Yamaha keyboard for some deserving missionary. (Project 095 WFN-YK)
Video projectors take the place of slide, movie, and overhead projectors in today’s world. They are useful in worship, presenting gospel films, and teaching many subjects. Just $500 to $700 can open a whole new dimension of ministry for a native missionary.(Project 095 WFN-MM)
Folding tables are needed for many functions, yet are often difficult for a local ministry to obtain. The tables can be used for dining, teaching, and displaying materials. What a difference your gift of $200 can make. (Project 095 WFN-FT)
In many developing countries electrical service is erratic. For providing amplification and showing films on evangelistic outreaches, a generator is a necessity, and may be needed for stable office or church functions when the electricity goes off. For only $800 to $1000 your donation can help the ministry of a native missionary. (Project 095 WFN-NG)
Motorcycles are needed by field supervisors and missionaries in charge of several churches or operating in hilly areas. They also enable a missionary to escape hostile crowds and situations. A motorcycle can carry two people; sometimes whole families--for just $2000. (Project 095 WFN-MOT)
Guitars are the musical instrument of choice in many indigenous churches. They also can be easily carried on evangelistic outings. A gift of $200 will purchase a new electric or acoustic guitar. (Project 095 WFN-GT)
Drums to some Americans are a nuisance, but to many churches overseas they are the main musical instrument. Indigenous believers love them and worship to their beat. They are a necessity in most indigenous churches, and your gift of just $700 can make provision for one set. (Project 095 WFN-DS)
A digital camera enables a ministry to document its work and send photos to ANM effortlessly without expensive film processing and mailing. It’s a “must have” in today’s world--and only costs $150. (Project 095 WFN-DC)
Many ministries still function without a working computer, or are in dire need of an upgrade. This enables them to keep track of their finances, maintain comprehensive missionary records, design and send out newsletters, and send periodic news updates to ANM... all for only $500. (Project 095-COM)
