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Thank you for your wonderful advocacy for our work and service in 2023 We are very grateful.The full Bolick Foundation grant was utilized as we had projected:(a) Goal: Complete 11 translations of Luke.Result: 10 Luke translations completed, and translation of two additional Gospelscompleted by four of the teams: Friends of Agape are faithful partners of The Bolick Foundation.
PAY IT FORWARD If you have ever been the recipient of someone’s “pay it forward” kind word or deed, you know the uplift it can bring. It is remarkable how seemingly small gestures can leave a lasting impact on someone’s life. There are many stories of how the “pay it forward” movement began. I have…
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Elam Ministries supported Iranian Christians who were out sharing the Gospel during the Persian New Year. One of them was Zahra. It was 15 years ago that Zahra first found a New Testament. In a private home in Iran where she worked as a cleaner, Zahra noticed the small red book on a shelf. Intrigued by the notorious ‘Injil’, she quietly slipped…
We wanted to thank you so much for your partnership with us to see people’s lives completely transformed by the power of the Gospel in action. Daily we are seeing many come to Jesus. Just in the last year alone, we saw 100,068 salvations and 88,012 people discipled! Look at what the Lord is doing! “I…
Through our partnership, Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMFI) was able to catalyze significant advancements in CMF’s Missionary Care , enriching lives of our missionaries and strengthen their effectiveness as ministers of the gospel. Christian Missionary Fellowship International is a faithful partner of The Bolick Foundation.
“I felt a dog was better than me,” says Mamane Abdou. “I was hopeless; I thought it was the end for me.” At just seven years of age, no one knew what was wrong with him. He was not functioning as a healthy child ought. He’d reach for a pencil and try to write…only to have his fingers fail him. Like A…