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| Christian Aid Mission |
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| Charlottesville, VA |
| Founded: 1953 |
| Current Status: Member |
| Member Since: October 22, 1997 |
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| Revenue |
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| Cash Donations |
$10,757,835 |
Noncash Donations
and Gov't Grants |
$0 |
| Other Revenue |
$-708,899 |
| Total Revenue |
$10,048,936 |
| Expenses |
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| Program |
$9,242,710 |
| Administrative |
$1,315,155 |
| Fund-Raising |
$197,165 |
| Total Expenses |
$10,755,030 |
Excess (or Deficit)
for the Year |
$-706,094 |
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| Total Assets |
$24,096,869 |
| Total Liabilities |
$3,135,886 |
| Net Assets |
$20,960,983 |
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Christian Aid Mission
PO Box 9037
Charlottesville, VA 22906-9037
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| Tel: (434) 977-5650 |
| Fax: (434) 295-6814 |
| Email: info@christianaid.org |
| Website: www.christianaid.org |
| President: Mr. Axel Lanausse |
| Donor Contact: Ms. Roberta F. Josephson |
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Emergency gifts will help indigenous Christian missionary ministries in Haiti rebuild the lives of earthquake victims. Medical help for the injured comes first, then long term efforts to rebuild homes, churches, Christian orphanages and schools as well as native missionary training centers. Contributions should be designated 120-DIS. Call 800-977-5650 for details.
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We seek to establish a witness for our Lord Jesus among unreached people groups by assisting highly effective native missionaries in poorer countries who already know the languages and culture and are getting the job done for less cost.
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Christian Aid provides hundreds of thousands of copies of the Word of God to native missionaries engaged in evangelism, discipleship and church planting. Placing a Bible in the hands of an unbeliever is sometimes the only way to reach them, such as in closed, Islamic countries where openly sharing the gospel is forbidden. In many countries, believers are too poor to obtain their own copy of the Bible and so Christian Aid provides the funds to buy them.
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| Christian Aid is an evangelical foreign mission board that provides representation in the USA for over 600 indigenous mission boards and other ministries based on poorer countries or where evangelical Christians are a persecuted minority. Contributions are collected and support is sent to each ministry separately, including funds for specific objectives such as Bible school buildings, literature, vehicles and missionary support. The Mission also seeks contributions to cover expenses incurred on behalf of indigenous missions. For closed lands where indigenous missions are not yet established, Christian Aid recruits and trains future leaders from among overseas students and other foreign visitors within the USA. Ethnic conferences are conducted to inspire foreign nationals to evangelize their respective nations. |
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