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Lottie Moon Goal is $8000.00 again this year. We will be selling Lottie Links – see a child to purchase one. We will be doing Lottie Mail Bags again- collections on Sunday morning & evening services & Wednesday nights from December 4th – December 18th – just bring cost of stamp for any card you want to send to a church member.
Week of Prayer, Dec 4-11, 2011
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Who is Lottie Moon? Born into privilege on a Virginia plantation, Charlotte Diggs Moon was a smart, forceful woman who could have achieved most any goal. But God’s call focused “Lottie” Moon’s life on sharing Christ’s love with China’s lost masses. For 37 years, she endured hardship and danger in a land oppressed by famine, disease and war. In the end, she loved the Chinese people more than life itself, giving her own food to starving neighbors – eventually dying of starvation herself. Why is Southern Baptists’ international missions offering named for this early missionary? Throughout her career, Moon wrote numerous letters home urging Southern Baptists to greater missions involvement and support. One of those letters, excerpted below, triggered Southern Baptists’ first offering for international missions in 1888 – enough to send three more missionaries to China. “How many there are … who imagine that because Jesus paid it all, they need pay nothing, forgetting that the prime object of their salvation was that they should follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ in bringing back a lost world to God.” – Lottie Moon, Tengchow, China, Sept. 15, 1887 ![]() |
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