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I-Dent is a project to empower indigenous Christian lay-leaders by providing dental training and equipment to increase their effectiveness as they use dentistry to minister to their people’s “felt needs” and help spread the Gospel within their third-world communities. The ministry is non-denominational and 100% of designated funds go to train, certify, and outfit them on site.
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I-Fix is a project to empower indigenous Christian lay-leaders by providing basic mechanical training, curriculum, and tools to increase their effectiveness as they use general mechanics, small gas engine repair, and diesel engine repair as they spread the Gospel within their third-world communities. The ministry is non-denominational and 100% of designated funds go to train and outfit them on site.
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I-Med is a project to empower indigenous Christian lay-leaders by providing medical curriculum and training aids to increase their effectiveness as they use basic preventative and curative medicine to minister to their people’s “felt needs” and help spread the Gospel within their third-world communities. The ministry is non-denominational and 100% of designated funds go to train and outfit them on site.
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I-See is a project to empower indigenous Christian lay-leaders by providing optical training and equipment to increase their effectiveness as they use optometry to minister to their people’s “felt needs” and help spread the Gospel within their third-world communities. The ministry is non-denominational and 100% of designated funds go to train and outfit them on site.
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I-Fly is a project to empower missionaries and indigenous peoples to better spread the Gospel by using affordable and efficient aircraft designed for remote jungle areas. The I-Fly project also seeks to train indigenous peoples to build and fly aircraft to reduce dependency on missionaries or outside nations, and to allow them to fly to other locations and further spread the good news to new areas.
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