the great globalscope give

Dear blog readers,

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I am guessing that if you are actually reading my blog, that means you have at least some invested interest in what I am doing here in Thailand.  You and I might be friends, or family, or you are a supporter of my ministry.  Whatever the case, you care enough about me to read what I write. And if you care enough to read what I write, chances are, you might care about some of the same things I do. 

And as it turns out, there are quite a few other people who feel the same way as me.  Grapevine, the ministry I work for, is one of six other ministries at universities all over the world which make up "Globalscope."  Globalscope is the international campus ministry branch of Christian Missionary Fellowship, Intl., a large missions agency based out of Indianapolis with various ministries in more than 16 different countries.

I have met many of the other Globalscope campus ministers from Germany, Spain, Mexico, Chile, Scotland, and England, and I can tell you that they care deeply about college students and their relationships with God.  They (we) all work hard because we believe that what we are doing does not just matter for now, but matters for eternity.

So what is this blog post about?

The Great Globalscope Give.

This is a campaign running now through Wednesday November 23rd designed to help out all of the Globalscope ministries.  You can text GLOBAL to 85944 and reply Yes to the follow up text and $10.00 will be charged to your next cell phone bill. All of the money raised will be split between all the Globalscope teams-- including Grapevine here in Thailand.  This is an easy and tangible way that you can make a difference in many people's lives.  For our ministry, this will be extra money to help with flood clean up.  For other ministries, it might look like fixing broken equipment or being able to pay national volunteers and interns.  In any of our ministries, I can assure you it will make a difference.

WATCH THIS VIDEO:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=BD0igKoZSrY

If you have ever been connected with or impacted by a campus ministry, I urge you to watch the video and consider giving.