At GBC, we believe the mission of God is to restore and renew all things in Jesus Christ. Through May Mission Month (MMM), the GBC community has raised over $3.7M since 2002 for a diverse range of projects & organisations. Our heart is to live into our values of being On-Purpose, Others-Focused, and Big-Hearted & to join where God’s already at work.
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**All receipting for tax-deductible donations will be sent electronically via email to your nominated email address by mid-July 2024 direct from specific partnering organisation. You may need to check your ‘Junk Mail’ or ‘Spam Folder’ as it may be a new email address to you.
Donations Close on the 9th of June 2024.
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Please RETURN YOUR COMPLETED FORM via email to: beryl.davenport@gymeabaptist.org.au Or via post to Gymea Baptist Church: 2-10 Tea Gardens Avenue, Kirrawee, NSW, 2232.
If you have any questions or need assistance: Call our GBC Office (02) 9521 4611 or email: beryl.davenport@gymeabaptist.org.au
After more than 10 years of conflict, the Syrian civil war has forced the displacement of more than 5.5 million Syrians with now over 1.5 million refugees residing in Lebanon. In recent years, more than 70% of Syrian refugees are now living below the poverty line, without access to public services and education. In our ongoing partnership with BWA, the current focus is improving the wellbeing and educational outcomes of children living in informal settlements of Lebanon. This program will allow children currently ineligible to enter the public school system to continue their education in a holistic, protective, trauma-informed environment, and will promote enhanced psychosocial and academic outcomes of vulnerable children and youth throughout the project area.
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In Cambodia, 1 in 5 women experience crisis pregnancy. With little to no access to social services, this circumstance exposes vulnerable women to the threats of trafficking, abuse, and poverty. Mothers Heart remains the only Crisis pregnancy centre in the country. Their program offers a holistic approach, providing counselling, medical care, and a range of support services throughout, and after, their pregnancies. These services are designed to empower these brave women and girls, helping them navigate their circumstances and build a brighter future for themselves and their children
We are supporting 25 Indigenous Christian community leaders from remote NT communities, to participate in the Faith and Family Wellbeing Course at Nungalinya College in Darwin.
The Faith and Family Wellbeing Certificate II has been modified in consultation with community leaders, to fit an Indigenous Christian context and to increase the focus on recognising and responding to domestic and family violence. The program provides ongoing support to the community leaders wellbeing/violence prevention initiatives in their home communities and churches, and facilitates connection with other community organisations, relevant government services, and International development partners who are also working on community-based trauma healing and violence prevention.
Here at Gymea Baptist Church we support seven Frontline Missionaries and families who work in local and global contexts sharing the Good News and love of Jesus. We support each missionary through their sending mission organisation and provide financial and prayer support as they live out the calling God has placed upon their lives.