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PACE = People Advancing Compassionate Evangelism

By Jay Walsh, Director of PACE

PACE is the arm of ABWE that helps missionaries meet the unprecedented opportunities of world missions. Since its inception in 1980, more than a million dollars have passed through the PACE account to ABWE fields around the world.

  • Recife Brazil...a church secretary writes, "How thankful we are for your $3,000 gift for our church. Lighting has been installed, and we are building a fence around our property to help keep out thieves and dogs. On behalf of everyone of the Igreja Batista Emmanuel Church in Olinda, thank you very much."
  • Missionary Gene Hayden writes after receiving a $20,000 gift for the Paardeberg Mountain Camp in South Africa, "What a gift! For several years we have rented camp facilities but now we can have our own camp on a 400-acre mountain and boating pond. We have ten new churches with up to 1500 people coming to the camp. Teen rallies draw over 150 young people. The camp will give us a great new scope for ministry to the people in Cape Town."
  • Missionary Geoff Williams writes, "Just a note to tell you how essential the PACE gift was to the Chia Baptist Church in Columbia. Apart from the generosity of PACE we would not have been able to complete Phase 1 of the project. Phase 1 is a beautiful building that now houses the church and provides for a fellowship hall and a pastor's apartment. Thank you for your help in this growing ministry."

People involved with PACE are called pacesetters for world evangelism. They join the program by making a faith pledge to support each month. PACE receives a steady flow of requests. To meet all of those needs, we are asking the Lord to give us a new host of pacesetters.

 
   

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