sam gift catalog 2011-12

a special edition ofwindowon South America

official publication of South America Missionwww.southamericamission.org

Gift Catalog 2011-12impact lives through your giving this year

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First Fruits. We will continue to roll out fresh, single origin coffees from South America.

Why South America? This amazingcontinent is where South America Mission has worked for 100 years with a vision that

Churches and Transformed Communities.

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This year’s Gift Catalog, published as a special edition of Window on South America, presents a series of ministry vignettes that together paint a beautiful picture of God’s

work through South America Mission. The ministries you will discover here all exemplify the core strategies we employ to achieve the vision God has given us for South America: Christ calling Redeemed Lives together to form Beautiful Churches whose impact on the world around them is Transformed Communities.

As you explore the ministries of SAM, envision the local expressions of the church in South America growing and giving glory to God through the work to which He has called us. You will also become aware of specific ways that you can direct your financial resources in partnership with SAM—to keep the good work going strong.

We are glad to provide a way for you to honor a friend, family member or organization by making a donation to these ministries upon any special occasion throughout the year; please let us know how we can help you announce your donation as a gift. We can make a phone call on your behalf, or supply you with a card to make your announcement.

We hope this publication will serve as a useful tool for you, guiding you to creative ways for giving gifts. Also, we value your prayers. We encourage you to keep this publication in a convenient drawer or on your bookshelf so you can refer to it regularly to pray for the ministries highlighted.

Thank you for your prayers and generosity. We trust that the news of God’s work through SAM will be a blessing to you.

Yours in Christ,

Kirk OgdenExecutive Director

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1-Achieve the Vision

2-Bring Healing !rough Medical Outreach

4-Give Wings to God’s Word3-Protect Beautiful Life

6-Enrich a Missionary’s Experience

5-Support Indigenous Church Growth

8-Give Food and Shelter

7-O"er the Hope of Redemption


9-Reach Out in The Guajira Desert 10-Develop Church Leaders

11-Help a New Church Plant Grow12-Bless the Children

14-Empower Training in the Church13-Give Hope Scholarships

GIFT CATALOG DIRECTORY AND GIFT GIVING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Detach the Order Form from the enclosed envelope, indicate your giving amounts on the form and return it in the self-addressed envelope. Include your credit card information or check made out to South America Mission.

Make your donation as a gift In Memory of or In Honor of someone. Request note cards on the order form to announce your gift.

2. Give your gifts online at www.southamericamission.org/givingguide

3. Call us today to give. 803-802-8580, Mon-Fri 8:30-5.

GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Vision Funding

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$250 nurtures SAM women w/ Women of !e Harvest resources. $500 develops ministries through CrossGlobal Link participation. $3,000 engages missionary candidates at over 80 colleges in 2011-12.


We praise God for the century of faithful service He has given to South America Mission. We celebrate God’s past faithfulness and joyfully commit to ful!lling our

Vision: Christ calling Redeemed Lives together to form Beautiful Churches whose impact on the world around them is Transformed Communities.

At our core is a group of missionaries and South American ministry partners makingsigni!cant sacri!ces to see the church of Jesus Christ growing and impacting the world. Our donors, both individuals and congregations who in their giving demonstrate their passion for God’s global purposes, make it possible for us to lead a mission organization towards achieving the beautiful Vision God has given us.

South America Mission will continue to do life-transforming work a continent away. Achieving our Vision will require us to engage more candidates for missionaryservice, to develop ministries that e"ectively engage the culture for Christ, and tonurture the spiritual vitality of our missionary corps. Give a gi# that allows us toengage, develop, and nurture down the road towards achieving a Vision.

“For the vision is yet for the appointed time…Though it tarries, wait for it; It will certainly come, it will not delay.” Habakkuk 2:3

SOUTH AMERICA MISSION—VISION-DRIVEN

Help UsAchieveA BeautifulVision.


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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Indigenous and Rural Medical Outreach

$100 provides medicine for one village clinic. $1,000 sustains 10 village clinics serving 500 patients. $50,000 buys a new boat to reach more people.

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BOLIVIA—INDIGENOUS AND RURAL MEDICAL OUTREACH

Send Medicaland DentalCare. Send

Hope andHealing.

Each year SAM missionaries visit remote villages along the rivers in the Beni depart-ment of northern Bolivia. We sail for 10 days down several rivers, able to visit at most

only two villages per day, some days none when the villages are longer distances apart. !e people seen and cared for say that months go by and no one comes. No one coming means that in most cases there is no gospel proclamation, no announcing of hope and healing.

We spend time with and take medical care to the people of these villages as o"en as possible, with the resources God gives us. We do it so that no one will say “no one comes” anymore, so that felt needs will be met and God’s redeeming passion for the world will be embodied to transform lives.

We embody this passion by holding medical clinics administered by our missionary doctors and nurses. Basic and regular treatment of medical conditions, which sometimes requires minor surgical procedures, brings physical relief and healing that creates a platform to talk about the complete healing of the soul that God has provided in Jesus. We can provide medical care in the villages for only $1000 per trip, about $2 per patient. Also, a newer, more modern boat with a more e!cient engine would a"ord more time on the river reaching more people; a reasonable budget for purchasing a boat is $50,000.

GIVE THIS INSTEAD! “Dear Mom: This year, in your honor, we sent medical supplies to help people who live in the Amazon basin.”




PERU —HEARTBEATS OF HOPE CRISIS PREGNANCY

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Heartbeats of Hope

Help Pave the Way forBeautiful Lifeat the Edgeof the Amazon.

Heartbeats of Hope, or Latidos de Esperanza in Spanish—a crisis pregnancy center—formed out of a partnership of seven churches in Pucallpa, Peru. !e vision is for a

community so transformed by the Gospel that the biblical teachings on purity, marriage and the sanctity of human life are upheld and honored across all generations.

Estimates state that approximately 1,100 unborn babies die each day in Peru, and 800 mothers die annually due to complications.

Heartbeats of Hope is only the 7th crisis pregnancy center in the entire country of Peru (population 30,000,000) and the "rst in the jungle region. With proper volunteertraining, strategic promotion, instructional resources for clients and some basic necessities for young mothers, we can help to literally save lives and impact young families as we care for them in the love, grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.

A gi! as small as $25 provides an ultrasound—a powerful means through which expecting moms can connect to the life forming inside. $100 will pay for one month of radio and newspaper promotion to reach more women with the news of the center’s services. $150 buys a wooden crib for a new mother to use for the "rst year.

Estimates state that approximately 1,100 unborn babies die each day in Peru, and 800 mothers die annually due to complications.

$25 provides an ultrasound for one client. $100 buys one month of radio and newspaper promotion. $150 provides a crib for a new mother to use the "rst year.




GIFT SUGGESTIONS for SAMAIR

Give Wingsto God’s Word

in the AmazonJungle.

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PERU—SAMAIR MISSION AVIATION

Imagine an aerial view of a Cessna 206 !oat plane, suspended above the backdrop of an Amazon River tributary with a remote village on its !ooded banks. "at’s what you see in

the photo above, where all the pieces of the landscape come together and convey the integral role that aviation plays in the ministry of South America Mission: getting ful#llers of the Great Commission to the hard-to-reach places, to the people in those remote, village homes, with the good news of Jesus, shared in the !esh. We are landing that !oat plane you see and creating crossroads of humanity, intersections of lives through which God is made known.

SAMAIR is a mission mobilization catalyst. "e SAMAIR hangar in Pucallpa, Peru, is not only the key hub for SAM aviation operations, but also a key gathering place for thedispersion of God’s labor force out into the Amazon.



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BRAZIL—CONPLEI 2012

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for CONPLEI 2012

Join anImportantIndigenous Church Movement.

CONPLEI stands for the National Council of Indigenous Evangelical Pastors and Church Leaders in Brazil. In July of 2012, CONPLEI will hold its quadrennial meet-

ing at the Ammi Training Center in Chapada dos Guimaraes, Brazil. In 1995, with the help of SAM missionaries and indigenous partners from Brazil, Ammi was founded to train leaders to strengthen and grow the indigenous church.

CONPLEI 2012 will bring together over four days an unprecedented number ofevangelical indigenous leaders. More than 3,000 will gather to propel the CONPLEI movement forward as it continues to grow the church among the 340 tribal groups of Brazil. !ere are still over 100 tribal groups in the jungles with no gospel witness.

As an expression of the strategic alliance between CONPLEI and South America Mission, Ammi, where many of the indigenous pastors have been trained, will host the event. !is will be a massive undertaking and only possible as God brings the necessary resources together. Total costs for one day of CONPLEI 2012 are $32,500. Your gi" will build animportant foundation of support for CONPLEI 2012, and prove critical to the work of reaching every tribe and tongue with the gospel.

Scan the code below with your smartphone barcode app to watch “CONPLEI 2012”.

over 180 languages spoken and 340 people groups. You Shouldknow.

$100 pays for an indigenous couple to attend CONPLEI 2012. $1,000 helps provide basic provisions for CONPLEI 2012.

$10 + S&H for one bag 12oz First Fruits Brazilian co"ee to support CONPLEI 2012. Visit #rstfruitscafe.com to place your order.



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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for SAM2020

$15 buys a spiritual formation book for a missionary. $550 provides a training resource for each SAM missionary.

ALL FIELDS—SAM2020

Make MinistryEffective and

EnrichMissionary

SpiritualVitality.

South America Mission remains committed to seeing thousands of local communities of the redeemed making disciples in a way that ful!lls Jesus’ Great Commission.

SAM2020 is the name we have given to our honest and careful process of renewal—a pro-cess that will allow us to honor God by being available for His purposes in us. Key to this renewal is an understanding: we are who we are because of who Jesus is !rst and foremost.

Our e"orts through SAM2020 will be given to enriching our spiritual vitality, assessing our present e"ectiveness, goals and needs as well as asking God to show us what more He would have us do. We will invest in responding to our assessments and dreams by better equipping the SAM missionary team, by improving how we resource our core strategies and ministries and by making changes that respond to the realities of our context.

We will coordinate the SAM2020 renewal across multiple countries and with over 100 missionaries and South American ministry partners. We need materials and resources that guide us through the renewal process, ground our spiritual vitality, encourage us to dream, and equip us to run the race to see God’s vision become reality.

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BOLIVIA—AYORÉ GIRLS CAMP

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Ayoré Indigenous Outreach

$35 sends one Ayoré girl to the seven-day, 2012 camp. $150 subsidizes a mid-year “mini” retreat for 10 girls.

The Hope ofRedemptionandTransformationis Theirs–Make It Known.

A di!cult, stark reality of a situation in Bolivia: Ayoré girls, some as young as 12, spend many days bound by the shadows of prostitution and drug use. God called South

America Mission over a half century ago to the Ayoré people. As we continue to go and respond, our message continues to be one of redemption and transformation in Jesus Christ. "e stark reality of Jesus: He is able to make beauty from ashes, somethingbeautiful and pure out of violated innocence.

In response to these realities, the SAM ministry team in Bolivia held a camp for Ayoré girls in July, 2011. Hopeful for perhaps 30 girls to come, 70 in the end came over seven days to hear the message: “Dupade checae yoque”, i.e., God Transforms Us.

In partnership with Gather Network and Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, mid-year “mini” retreats will maintain contact and follow-up with the girls. And, a#er a hugelye$ective inaugural major camp, it will become an annual event—planned next for July 2012. We need your partnership to keep reaching these Ayoré girls. Send one girl to camp for $35, or create the space for discipleship to happen through one of the mid-year mini retreats—$150 will allow 10 girls to attend a retreat and begin to go deeper understanding all that God intends them to be through Jesus.

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Recife Redemptive Ministry

$25 !lls a food basket for a family in need. $350 builds 10% of a new home in a developing community.

Provide Foodand Shelter,

Hope andComfort

in Brazil.

Craig and Mary Delille walked through Frei Damião, a forgotten section of Dois Unidos, on the outskirts of Recife, Brazil, and knew right away their calling to provide adequate

housing to replace the patch-work tin and tarp-covered homes in which many families were living. !ey soon learned that behind the thin veils of homes were other desperate needs like food and literacy training. Most notably, there was the need to know that God’s love extends to every corner of this world, especially to the seemingly forgotten places.

In partnership with local churches, our desire is to respond to the felt needs we encounter in South America, demonstrating God’s heart for the poor in their local communities.

SAM’s Redemptive Outreach in Recife provides food baskets as a way of addressing felt needs while longer term, sustainable change evolves. We are also building modest but safe and secure homes in communities like Dois Unidos for $3500 per home—$2500 for materials and $1000 for labor.

A gi" of $25 buys a food basket that gives necessary sustenance —and a big dose of hope. A gi" of $350 is like placing a foundational brick in one of the new homes in developing areas of Recife. You can make an immediate impact with gi"s to this ministry in Brazil.

BRAZIL—REDEMPTIVE MINISTRY IN RECIFE

“But the needy will not always be forgotten, nor thePsalm 9:18




COLOMBIA—WAYUU MINISTRY IN THE GUAJIRA DESERT

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for the Wayuu Ministry

Help The WayuuReach Out inThe GuajiraDesert.

Each day before dawn at 4:30am, a Wayuu pastor o!ers a devotional over the Oasis Radio broadcast to the Wayuu people in the Guajira desert of northern Colombia. A

devotional begins the day and all the way until 8pm this ministry keeps its broadcast live with gospel teaching, music, news, and advice on topics ranging from health to agricul-ture. Also, for an hour each day, Oasis shares a broadcast to its Spanish-speaking audience from the HCJB radio ministry in Ecuador. Disseminating meaningful content with the power to transform lives is at the heart of Oasis’ mission.

Radio is a powerful tool—sometimes the only tool—to reach people regularly with news of God’s love and redemption. South America Mission, in partnership with a Wayuu church association in the Guajira called FUNDIEGUA, is passionate to see Oasis make Jesus’ name famous through its broadcast ministry.

Scan the code below with your smartphone barcodeapp to watch “"e Wayuu…How Will "ey Hear?”

There are only 16 trained and recognized pastorsshepherding 2,360 baptized members of FUNDIEGUA.

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ALL FIELDS—CHURCH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Church Leadership Development

DevelopLeaders forthe Church

in SouthAmerica.

In Bolivia, the Center for Integral !eological Education (CIET) trains the working-class men and women in the urban center of Santa Cruz to be leaders in the church.

In Brazil, the Ammi Training Center serves indigenous people from the over 340 tribal groups of this great country. To the north in Colombia, CENFOW is a church leader-ship development center for the Wayuu people who can claim only one pastor for every 45,000 Wayuu. In Peru, the Ashaninka Bible Institute (IBA) is instrumental in developing the many small churches that are springing up among this people group of 30,000. Also in Peru but in the jungle center of Pucallpa, an initiative called INTEP, focused on a more semi-literate demographic, is preparing leaders to be agents of transformation in a city that in recent years has experienced a rise in violence and abortion.

Our aim through leadership training: agents of transformation, "rst grounded in Christ. !eir impact is more glory to God through redeemed lives and transformed communities.

!e cost of preparing Godly leaders—agents of transformation—in places like theAmazon Jungle is almost insigni"cant compared to North American standards.For just $50 per month, or $600 per year, we can train well a leader whose heart is set on transforming the world for Christ.

Scan the code below with your smartphone barcode

app to learn more abouta SAM training center.

$50 provides books and study materials for a student. $600 provides fees for one student, for one full year of training.

Make a donation as a gift In Memory of or In Honor of someone. Request note cards on the order form to announce your gift.



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BOLIVIA—CHURCH PLANTING

GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Bolivia Church Planting Project

Help a NewChurch PlantGrow and

Purposes.

Missionaries to Bolivia, Tom and Janine !rossel report of a new, rural church plant in Santa Cruz. !e congregation is now close to 80, and, mostly made up of children.

!at’s right, children—many from families devastated by alcohol abuse—who catch a ride in the pastor’s truck each Sunday to meet in an open yard. “It’s a scene so basic and bare, but beautiful, these children and a few adults so hungry for God’s word,” remarks Janine.

!is "edgling congregation is about to outgrow the space they have been given use of for a year. !ey’d like to have a shelter on a piece of land that is theirs with a few Bibles and places to sit—a space that is conducive to their regular meeting, where they can beattentive and worship, and where they can invite their neighbors in…being the Church.

!e Church of Jesus Christ is the people of God, redeemed and transforming the world.It is not a building, nor a tent with comfortable seating—yet those things are indeedencouragements to Christians, and attractive to neighbors who need to hear the Gospel.

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ANNOUNCE YOUR GIFT! “Dear Mom: This year, in your honor, we sent several $7 Bibles to children of a church plant in Bolivia.”




ALL FIELDS—CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Children’s Ministry

Help Meet theSpiritual and

Physical Needs of Children.

In each context of ministry in South America, we realize the importance of capturing the hearts and minds of children for Christ. !at is why missionaries like Frank and

Luz Zaijek in Gaira, Colombia, lead a thriving AWANA ministry in partnership with the local church. Or why the Children’s Ministry Team of Bolivia holds day camps for Ayoré children and weekend “Princess” conferences for girls discovering their identities in Christ. Or why missionary Matthew Morrison in Paraguay puts structuring a meaningful Children’s Ministry in local churches at the top of his priority list.

Children are o"en the most receptive to God’s love, but they are also the most vulner-able to believing that the brokenness they experience is all they can ever expect out of the life given to them. We need to teach them, to show them the true love and wholeness in Christ and how the experience of Christ’s love changes everything.

“All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and greatshall be the peace of your children.” Isaiah 54:13



GIFT SUGGESTIONS for La Esperanza School

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Enable La Esperanza to TransformThrough Hope.

La Esperanza means “hope”. In the context of El Colegio Cristiano La Esperanza in Santa Marta, Colombia, teachers and sta! point students to the one, true hope who is

Jesus Christ.

"e educational philosophy emphasizes spiritual, intellectual and physical development grounded in strong biblical values. With a top-three ranking in its state in Colombia, the impact La Esperanza is having on hundreds of students and their families and thecommunities in which they live is truly transformative.

As a ministry of La Esperanza Church in Santa Marta, the school is committed toenhancing its impact by being a viable education option for families across the socio-economic spectrum. La Esperanza can reach more communities with quality,transformative education—with your help.

COLOMBIA—LA ESPERANZA SCHOLARSHIPS & SUPPLIES

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PERU—THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for Church-Based Theological Education

• $10 sends a church leader through one ETBIL training level. • $65 sends a local pastor through a Leadership Series course.

Raise Up aLeadership Corps From

Within theLocal Church.

Five years ago, SAM missionaries in Peru planted Iglesia Mil Palmeras, also known as Thousand Palms Church. Today, Mil Palmeras is transforming its community by

embodying the Kingdom of God. With over 400 congregants, they are now exploring planting a daughter church in another town in the Amazon jungle.

The charge to be used as vessels to transform lives is growing out of a lay movement within Mil Palmeras. An important tool for equipping these lay leaders is a church-based theological education program called BILD (known as ETBIL in Latin America,“Educación Teológica Basada en La Iglesia Local”). Recently, the congregation of Mil Palmeras began training using ETBIL resources as a regular part of weekly worshipservices. There are also 12 pastors local to the area of Mil Palmeras who, alongside MilPalmeras leadership, have committed to the ETBIL Leadership Series.

This educational model is accessible, affordable and effective for many in the Latin American church. You can send more leaders at Mil Palmeras through deeper levels of ETBIL training for only $10 per person. Local pastors can pursue each level of the Leadership Series for only $65 per level.

GIVE THIS INSTEAD! “Dear Dad: In your honor, we are investing$65 to help train a pastor in Peru to impact his world for Christ.”

Scan the code below with your smartphone barcode app

to watch a video abouta ministry of Mil Palmeras.

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Copy this form to send in as you give gifts throughout the year, or simply complete it once and return it in the enclosed envelope. Or call (803) 802-8580 to make your donation, or go online to www.southamericamission.org/givingguide.

Gift Categories and Suggested Amounts ID Your Gift

10 – $600 one full year of training for a student. 77410

11 – $7 provides a Bible for a child in the church. 7044211 – $20 builds a wooden bench for the church. 70442

12 – $10 sends a boy to a Men of Valor camp. 7744312 – $20 sends a girl to a Princess conference. 77443

13 – $15 packet of school supplies for a student. 7244613 – $300 one annual scholarship to La Esperanza. 72446

14 – $10 materials for one ETBIL training level. 7741014 – $65 ETBIL Leadership Series for a pastor. 77410

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Only suggested gift amounts are listed. ANY amount you give is greatly appreciated and will beapplied directly to the projects.


5 – $100 for a couple’s registration to CONPLEI 2012. 77421

5 – $1,000 for basic provisions for CONPLEI 2012. 77421

6 – $15 spiritual formation book for a missionary. 774016 – $550 training resource for each missionary. 77401

7 – $35 sends one Ayoré girl to the 2012 camp. 704927 – $150 supports a retreat day for 10 girls. 70492

8 – $25 fills a food basket for someone in need. 714618 – $350 builds 10% of a new home. 71461

9 – $25 buys one day of Oasis radio broadcast. 724499 – $650 buys one month of Oasis radio broadcast. 72449

10 – $50 books and study materials for a student. 77410


1 – $250 nurtures SAM women w/ WOTH resources. 79071

1 – $500 develops ministries w/ CrossGlobal Link. 790711 – $3,000 engages candidates at 80 college campuses. 79071

2 – $100 provides medicine for one village clinic. 704932 – $1,000 sustains 10 village clinics. 704932 – $50,000 buys a new boat to reach more people. 70493

3 – $25 buys an ultrasound for one Latidos client. 744603 – $100 buys one month of media promotion. 744603 – $150 provides a crib for a new mother. 74460

4 – $50 puts metal back on the SAMAIR roof. 744224 – $250 buys wood to rebuild the SAMAIR roof. 744224 – $15,000 fully restores the SAMAIR roof. 74422

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