Postage: Books and DVDs $2.50 for 1 item: $5.50 for 2 items; $10 for 3-10 items and $20 for 10 to 20 items.

For the family of a Bridge of Hope child, a rooster and hen are not pets. They are the source of up to 40 dozen eggs a year! When the pair produces chicks, a brood develops that will provide nourishment and income for years. A pair of chickens can be given for just $12.50!

My Donation:    You can give a pair of rabbits and help ensure a nutritious diet for growing families as they produce up to 40 bunnies a year! After a pair is given back to the church for distribution, additional offspring can also provide income for the family as well as nourishing meals. All this for only $12.50 per pair.

My Donation:    A pig may not sound like a typical gift, but if you were a poor South Asian family, it would be brilliant! A pair of pigs provides a litter of piglets every year, and pork can soon follow. Income from the sale of the piglets also aids the family, and offspring given back to the church will help other families get a "leg up" economically and socially. You can give a pair of pigs for only $65

My Donation:    When a Dalit family receives your present of a goator a pair of goatsit will be a special day! Goats are hardy and can live in almost any climate. And a pair of goats produces at least two kids each year. Their manure is also good fertilizer. Your gift of goats will be a good way to bring a little joy to a poor family's world. One goat, $70. Pair of goats, $140.

My Donation:    Lambs are an eternal symbol of God's love for us in the gift of His Son. What better way to share His love with a poor family than through a lamb that can grow to provide wool for income and milk to drink. A pair of sheep can produce lambs that can be sold at market, and they are also a source of meat. You can share these living symbols of God's love for only $60 each, $120 for a pair.

My Donation:    Cows seem to be everywhere in India but many poor families don't have one. Cows provide a lot of good milk to drink ... and to make yogurt, cheese and butter! They also produce calves that can be sold for income or used to produce even more dairy products for additional income. A dairy cow is one of the most valuable gifts you can give. $440 provides a cow for a needy Dalit family.

My Donation:    A gift of a water buffalo to a poor South Asian family is good news indeed! Transportation, plough animal, cart hauler, milk giver and more-all in one sturdy creature that is often considered a "member of the family."
$540.00 provides a water buffalo for a needy Dalit family.

My Donation:    Jesus Wells, located near GFA churches or Bible colleges, provide hundreds of opportunities for missionaries to share the love of Jesus with the villagers who come for clean water. You can provide a Jesus Well for an entire community for $1,250.

My Donation:    Many poor regions of Asia have no source of pure drinking water. Using concrete and sand, these bio water filters remove impurities, providing water for drinking and cooking that is 98 percent pure. For $32, help provide pure water in an Asian village—and a chance for them to hear of the living water Jesus offers.

My Donation:    On those blustery winter nights during the winter season, who doesn’t like to curl up under a warm, soft blanket? That’s not possible for many impoverished families in Asia. Many live in homes that lack sufficient heat and protection against the harsh winter elements. Your gift of $6.50 for a blanket will provide much-needed warmth and comfort.

My Donation:    Men and women in Asia can hear hundreds of programs over GFA Radio. People who are exposed to the Gospel through radio tend to be more receptive to native missionaries when they visit, and thousands have given their lives to the Lord through these broadcasts. You can help a family listen to these life-giving broadcasts by providing a battery powered radio for $45.

My Donation:    You can give a gift of a sewing machine for $100 that will put clothes on the backs of a mother's children, and food on her table as well.

My Donation:    For the poor of Asia, sewing is not just a hobby; it is an opportunity to earn a livelihood for their family. In places where electricity is available, a motorized sewing machine allows the work to be completed much faster. You can give a gift of a motorized sewing machine for $140 that not only clothes the family, but will put food on their table as well.

My Donation:    Tending a garden may not be the first thing on your mind, but in India, planting season is an important time for a poor, rural family. For $95 you can provide a set of tools for a family to grow their own nutritious crops and maintain their home through the year. A tool kit includes an axe, shovel, saw, plough, sickle and crowbar.

My Donation:    In areas where there is no electricity—such as low-caste or Dalit villages—good lighting at night is unobtainable for many. An LED solar light system, running on solar power with a seven-year battery, would be a special blessing for people in such places. For $125.00, you can provide an LED solar light system, a gift that will not only light up a home but also can point people to Jesus, the Light of the World.

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Literature is treasured in Asia. A tract is often passed from person to person. As a missionary distributes tracts in a village, he is quickly surrounded by people with outstretched hands. Literature is one of the most important tools of a national missionary. Your gift of $1.50 will provide 200 Gospel tracts for a missionary to share.


My Donation:    Our vision is to bring the light of the Gospel to the most unreached people in the 10/40 Window and provide a copy of God's Word to every family. It only costs $4.00 for one Bible!


My Donation:    Our vision is to bring the light of the Gospel to the most unreached people in the 10/40 Window and provide a copy of God's Word to every family. $5 will buy 8 New Testaments!


My Donation:    Native missionary teams draw a crowd when they enter a village and begin playing worship songs with their musical instruments. The two most common musical instruments used in Asian worship are drums and tambourines. You can provide a tambourine for a missionary for only $6.50 each.


My Donation:    Native missionary teams draw a crowd when they enter a village and begin playing worship songs with their musical instruments. The two most common musical instruments used in Asian worship are drums and tambourines. You can provide a drum for a missionary for $28.


My Donation:    Light the way for a missionary walking at night through remote villages without electricity. You can provide the valuable gift of a simple kerosene lantern for only $30.


My Donation:    What better present for a native missionary serving in mountain regions than warm winter clothing! Imagine a missionary opening a package that includes a blanket, two pairs of socks and a sweater. A man also receives a warm shirt and a pair of trousers, while a lady will have a warm shawl and skirt. The cost of Christmas warmth? Just $45 for the complete package.


My Donation:    GFA Radio today airs evangelistic programs in 103 languages on the Indian subcontinent, these broadcasts aid national missionaries in their evangelism. You can provide one 15-minute program for $55 or one hour of programming for $220.


My Donation:    Many GFA-supported missionaries spend many arduous hours walking from one village to another. With a bicycle a national missionary can visit three to four times as many villages in a day. A heavy-duty Indian-made bicycle can be a wonderful Christmas gift for $130.


My Donation:    Allow God to burden your heart for the lost with GFA's mini 25 x 42.5 cm "Pray for the World" map. Suggested Donation: $5.00


My Donation:    Allow God to burden your heart for the lost with GFA's 53.7 x 90 cm "Pray for the World" laminated map. Suggested Donation: $15.00


My Donation:    This Gospel for Asia India bag is a powerful reminder of what the Lord is doing in Asia. It is the exact style of bag that GFA native missionaries use to carry the Gospel literature and Bibles they give out as they witness. This colorful bag will not only remind you to pray for the native missionaries, but will be a useful tool in everyday life. GFA India bags come in randomly assorted colors. Suggested donation: $20.00


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