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The Global village

The Global village. The global village. If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: 57 Asian 21 European 14 North and South American 8 African. Race.

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The Global village

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  1. The Global village

  2. The global village • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 57 Asian • 21 European • 14 North and South American • 8 African

  3. Race • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 70 Non-White • 30 White

  4. Religion • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 33 All forms of Christianity • 67 Non Christian

  5. World’s Wealth • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • ½ World Wealth = 6(5 =U.S., 1 = European) • ½ World Wealth = 94

  6. Housing • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 20 Average or above housing • 80 Substandard housing

  7. Reading Ability • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 30 Literate • 70 Illiterate

  8. College • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 1 College degree • 99 Non college educated

  9. Nutrition • If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: • 30 Well Fed • 20 Barely Enough • 50 Mal-nourished

  10. “Helping those in need around the world”

  11. UGOM • UGOM is a non-profit organization with a 2-fold mission. Our main purpose is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to make disciples. (Matt. 28:19) Our secondary purpose is to care for the most vulnerable by working alongside them to provide for their most basic of needs. (Matt. 25:35-36) We use our secondary purpose in order to reach them with the saving power of our primary purpose; the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

  12. UGOM • With 80% of its precious people living in extreme poverty, God has called us to the Central American country of Honduras. We work with the Christian Solidarity Program of Honduras to coordinate mission trips that consist of many projects.

  13. Our Ministries in Honduras • Evangelism • Building Homes • Planting and Building Churches • Educational Scholarships • Feeding Families • Water Storage Units and Latrines • Safe Drinking Water • Clothing and Shoes • Planting Fruit Trees

  14. UGOM Accomplishments • Built 16 homes

  15. UGOM Accomplishments • Provided 124,000 meals

  16. UGOM Accomplishments • Provided educational scholarships to 750children

  17. UGOM Accomplishments • Hosted 84 Short-Term Missionaries

  18. UGOM Accomplishments • Hosted VBS for approximately 750 kids!

  19. UGOM Accomplishments • Held 22 carnivals!

  20. UGOM Accomplishments • Fed over 750 children a meal during VBS celebrations

  21. UGOM Accomplishments • Evangelized 8 separate communities

  22. UGOM Accomplishments • Helped orphans get vocational training to obtain jobs

  23. UGOM Accomplishments • Shared the Gospel of Jesus Christ with hundreds!

  24. 3rd Annual “A Taste of Honduras” Mission Dinner

  25. Vision for 2013-2015 • 6 homes for the village of La Cabrarra • Expand partnership with church plant in Los Ranchos • 150 scholarships per year ($32 per child) • Evangelize 2 new communities per year • Provide food for all families within our ministry • Expand discipleship program with local churches “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” Proverbs 29:18a

  26. Vision for 2013-2015 • Continue our partnership with the Faith Home Orphanage in Northern Honduras • Expand our local ministry in Kentucky/Tennessee • Strategically organize UGOM (i.e. volunteer job descriptions, fundraising campaigns, etc.) “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” Proverbs 29:18a

  27. 3rd Annual “A Taste of Honduras” Mission Dinner

  28. How to be involved • Join us on a trip December 27 – January 3 Summer 2015 • Commit to pray for our mission and our teams • Volunteer to help organize the mission trips state-side • Schedule a presentation for UGOM • Planning special events or fundraising • Donations of needed supplies

  29. How to be involved • Feed a family of 5 for 1 month for only $32 • Send a child to school for the whole year for only $32 • Sponsor a block for a home for only $8 • 20for12 ($20 per month for 12 months) • Help us plan ahead (budget) by partnering with UGOM to donate a certain amount in the coming year

  30. Projected Costs • Building 1 home - $6,500 • Feeding avillage - $250 • Food packages for 10 volunteer families - $300 • Vacation Bible School Supplies - $1,000 With your help, we can make this happen for the vulnerable families in Honduras

  31. Visit www.UGOM.org for more info

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