Christian Organizations

Mission Organizations
 THE 10/40 WINDOW

THE 10/40 WINDOW is a rectangular-shaped area extending

from West Africa to East Asia, from ten degrees south to forty degrees
north of the equator.
•Nearly 4 billion people live here, including 90 percent of the world's
poorest of the poor. It is estimated that 1.6 billion of these people have
never had the chance to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ - not even
once!
• The seat of every major non-Christian religion - Islam, Buddhism,
Hinduism, Animism, Atheism, and Sikhism - is headquartered in the
10/40 Window.
• In many of the 68 countries represented in the 10/40 Window,
witnessing the Christian Gospel means death. Truly, the 10/40 Window
remains the darkest and most inhospitable territory to the cause of
Christ and represents the greatest remaining stronghold of Satan.
• Two-thirds of the world's population (4 billion) live in the 68 nations of
the 10/40 Window.
 THE 10/40 WINDOW

• 95% of the people are unevangelized.

• 90% of the people are the poorest of the poor, averaging $250 per
family annually.
• 43 of the 50 worst countries in the world for persecution of Christians
are here.
• Only five pennies out of every $100 spent on missions goes to this
desperately needy area of the world.
• Illiteracy is widespread.
• Terrorist organizations and child prostitution run rampant in many of
these nations.
• Horrific abuse of women and children remains unchecked.
• Children as young as 18 months old are trained to be Jihad.
THE 10/40 WINDOW
 NEW TRIBES MISSION

New Tribes Mission helps local churches train, coordinate and send
missionaries to these tribes.
 
The NTM missionary team learns the tribal language and understands
the culture, so the message of the Gospel can be presented in the
language and the manner the people will understand.
 
They translate God's Word, teach people how to read and write their
own language, and teach through the Bible chronologically, laying a
foundation for the Gospel among people who have never met the God
of the Bible.
 
Missionaries disciple the new believers, equip them to lead their
church, and help them reach out to other villages within their own tribe
and to neighboring tribes
 PRAYER REQUESTS (As of October 22, 2010):

Indonesia: Da'an tribe: Next week, Ken West will travel to Indonesia to
deliver three books of revised Bible lessons -- John, Romans and
Galatians -- to the Da'an church leaders and the missionary team
serving there. Please pray that Ken will be a blessing and
encouragement to the church and that the revised lessons will help the
church to grow spiritually.
Paraguay: Manjui tribe: A recent check of the translation of Matthew
went very well and missionary Gordie Hunt believes that the book will
really communicate to the Manjui readers and Bible teachers. "Our next
step now is to go through one final reader's check with one of our
better translation helpers, and then we will work on publishing the
book," Gordie wrote.
Guinea: After months of delay the Presidential election is scheduled for
this Sunday. In the past election time has been associated with unrest
in Guinea. Jim and Carol Sheffield delayed their return to Guinea
because of this. They are now planning to return in January. They ask
that you "Pray that everything will happen peacefully so that Guinea
may enjoy tranquility and prosperity. Pray also that those doors will
remain open for God's work.
 OPEN DOORS

Mission Statement:
Open Door Mission is a Gospel Rescue Mission providing basic needs
and life-changing programs for the homeless and needy.

Vision:
Open Door Mission is a Gospel Rescue Mission providing long-term
solutions and programs that break the cycle of homelessness and
poverty.

Programs Statement:
Open Door Mission Gospel Rescue Mission equipping Omaha men,
women and children with the needed tools to become self-sufficient
and independent in their community
Specialized Ministry
 OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD brings joy and hope to children in

desperate situations around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes
and the Good News of God's love. Since 1993, more than 61 million
shoe boxes have been packed, shipped, and delivered across the
globe. People of all ages can be involved in this simple, hands-on
missions project while focusing on the true meaning of Christmas -
Jesus Christ.
Operation Christmas Child is a program which aims to demonstrate
God's love in a tangible way to the needy children. And through the
local church, it aims to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.
The people behind this program:
. Samaritan's Purse International Relief
. OCC Philippines National Leadership Team
. Local Churches & other organizations.
 CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST

Campus Crusade for Christ exists to help fulfill the Great Commission
by winning, building and sending in the power of the Holy Spirit. We
also help the body of Christ do evangelism and discipleship.

And Other Campus Ministries…

School/Institute/College
 FEBIAS College of Bible Prayer Items
- Faculty line-up for 2nd Semester 2010-11.
-        Full-time faculty for General Education Department, BEEd,
Christian Ministries and Bible & Theology; Assistant to the Registrar,
Business Manager.
-        God's wisdom for some FCB Faculty and Graduate Studies
Division students who are writing their theses.
-        Wisdom and eye for details for faculty who are involved in
Academic Consultation on October 18-19.
-        New Students for 2nd Semester 2010-11.  We are now accepting
applicants for College and Graduate Studies Division.  Registration: 
BBC & Upper Classmen/Graduate Students, October 20-22;  Classes
begin and General Assembly 8 am-12nn, October 25.
-        Special Chapel Services on October 26-29.
-        The teachers and students in Certificate in Ministerial Studies
Extension in Lubao Pampanga.
-        The completion of FEBIAS Personnel Manual.
-        Promo and Student Recruitment team for their partnership and
commitment with schools and churches.
-        Board Members, their families and ministries.
 FEBIAS College of Bible Prayer Items
-        The preparation of Youth Challenge 2011 Committee.  Pray also
that many young people will attend, commit their lives to our Savior
Jesus Christ and to His ministry -- Youth Challenge, February 3-5, 2011.
-        Financial provision for our needy students.
-        Preparations for IQUAME (Institutional Monitoring and Evaluation
for Quality Assurance).
-        The construction of perimeter fence--provision and protection for
FCB family, campus and construction workers. Estimated cost:  3.4 M.
-        Health and well-being of FEBIAS family, protection from Dengue
and seasonal diseases.  Pray also for Mrs. Alicia Enriquez and Mrs.
Salvacion Panela's health issues; Bro. Nelson Gaurano's kidney
problem, and Nerissa Elmido's pending heart surgery.
-        The on-going repair of Vision Chapel grand piano.  Pray for Mr.
Lim who's working on the repair.
-        Installation of an Intercom System to connect all buildings and
offices.
-        God's blessings for our ministry partners; sustenance for FEBIAS
Intercessors.
-        FCB Family & Alumni -- fruitful ministry, financial needs, health &
protection.
 Philippine Missionary Institute (PMI)

The Philippine Missionary Institute (PMI) started as a result of the

regular Summer Camps for young people which began in 1957 by the
workers of Philippine Missionary Fellowship, Inc. (PMF) at Cavite.
Before the Summer Camp of 1960 ended, 12 of the young people
committed themselves to prayer for a bible school. Through the staff of
that Camp, they requested the PMF Board of Directors to start a regular
training school so they could prepare themselves for rural missionary
work in a rural pioneering setting. However, PMF was not ready to start
a regular Bible school. But seeing both the enthusiasm of those young
people and the commitment of Pastor Arsenio Dominguez, the PMF
Board approved the start of the Bible School.
Media
 Far East Broadcasting Company Prayer Request

SICK ONES:
•Tiffany Liong (DZFE Station Manager) – reflux, laryngitis, asthma and
other health issues
•Toks Genio (Domestic Service – Executive Assistant)– on medication
for about a month to remove small stones on her kidney; favorable
result after this month
•Nemia Turla (DZAS Staff) her father-in-law, Rodolfo Turla – prostate
problem; strength and financial provision for his operation
•Belvah Golding (Old FEBC Missionary)– not doing so well; cancer is
apparently growing
•Douglas Malton (FEBA Radio) – seriously ill with non-hodgkin’s
lymphoma
 Far East Broadcasting Company Prayer Request

•Pray for good health for our staff and their families especially during
this rainy season. Pray also for God’s covering and protection from
dengue fever.
•Pray for the Technical Team who regularly meets to study and discuss
and plan for FEBC's move to Ortigas; wisdom and guidance from the
Lord as they plot the technical requirements for OCC ( One Commercial
Center).
•Pray for the early restoration of power in the whole province of Isabela
and also in Santiago City so that work in FEBC - DZMR station can
continue. Volunteer programmers were affected, glass door in Pastor
Philip Pattaguan's church in Tuguegarao were broken, roofs were
blown off in some of his members' homes.
•Pray for protection for our staff in FEBC - Iba, Zambales & FEBC -
Bocaue. Also, covering and protection for our broadcast equipment
during this rainy season
 Christian Literature Crusade

CLC is an international organization committed to the distribution of the

Bible, Christian books and a variety of Christian media.  Our teams are
drawn from many nations, denominations and backgrounds. All are
dedicated to serving the Lord Jesus Christ and to the task of helping
others to know Him better through the materials we distribute.

CLC is established in 57 countries. It is represented by more than 180

bookshops, 18 distribution warehouses and 18 publishing houses. The
CLC work in each country is set up independently. We are united by our
common vision, goals and International Constitution.

However, CLC is more than a chain of bookshops, rather it is our desire

to see people's lives changed though making evangelical literature
available to all nations so that people may come to faith and maturity in
Christ.  It is an established fact that a large percentage of people
converting to Christianity do so through the reading of a Christian
book.
-Pray for the work of CLC in your country and around the world.
 OMF Literature

OMF Literature is a movement of Christians who desire to

honor God by depending on the Holy Spirit to achieve excellence in
proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ and promoting spiritual growth
primarily among Filipinos, living in the Philippines and abroad, through
the effective and righteous management of a publishing business.

MISSION:

To publish, import, and market books, other literary materials and related
merchandise that are Christ-centered, biblically sound and culturally
relevant in proclaiming the Gospel, making disciples, equipping Church
leaders and drawing all, particularly the youth, to the Lord.
 Philippine Christian Bookstore

The Philippine Christian Literature Inc. (PCLI) and its ministry, the
Philippine Christian BookStores (PCBS) began as a vision of two
missionaries who recognized the important role that Christian literature
plays in the spiritual growth of a Christian. It all started when a missionary
couple, Alfie and May Johnston, came to the Philippines in 1952, three
years after China fell into the hands of the Communists in 1949.
Under the China Inland Mission, (which later evolved into the Overseas
Missionary Fellowship) the Johnstons started publishing Christian tracts
and booklets along with other missionaries in Manila. So intense was their
calling to distribute and make Christian literature available to as many
people as possible that they even went to the extent of displaying their
goods right along the sidewalks ("banketas") of Manila.
As the demand for high-quality Christian literature steadily increased, the
need for a more structured organization of the Christian literature ministry
became more and more evident. Thus, the OMF Publishers was established
in 1957. During the same year, it opened its first bookstore called the Good
News Book Center in Calapan, Mindoro. The second bookstore called
Christian Book Supply opened shortly afterwards along Herran St. corner
Taft Avenue. Two years later, a third bookstore was opened in Baguio City
in 1959.