Missions Projects 2025
Projects for Women’s Ministries of the Pacific Conference are different each year, and always include 3 projects. The projects this year will span the entire year.
BIBLE PROJECT is a year long effort to provide Bibles or Bible curriculum to those who need it.
THE INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS PROJECT provides funds for an international mission with a specific need.
THE LOCAL PROJECT provides funds to a ministry that is more local. This may be a new church plant or local ministry.
The flyer is available at your churches, but we have also made it available here for you to download and promote to your women or at your meetings. A link will be provided soon to make an online donations to the 2025 Projects throughout the year.
Here are the projects we have chosen for 2025:
Open Doors serves persecuted Christians around the world providing Bibles and Christian literature, training church leaders and providing vital practical support such as trauma care and emergency aid. We as free Christians can help persecuted Christians by giving, praying and speaking up for our persecuted brothers and sisters.
Hope Teams International’s primary purpose is to promote and protect the well-being and healthy development of children and young adults. They partner with indigenous organizations who share similar faith-based values and who provide education, spiritual teaching, emotional support, medical care, developmental and nutritional aid and relief to disadvantaged children and young adults in Liberia and Honduras
LOCAL PROJECT
Goal $5000– All Year Long
Safe Families for Children is a faith-based community services movement that serves vulnerable families in crisis. They are committed to serve families facing crisis by partnering with local church families who open their homes and lives to keep kids safe and families together. There are 8,000+ homeless children in the tri-county area of Greater Portland. Oregon has the highest rate among US states for homeless youth. Safe Families has at least 33 churches in the Greater Portland movement providing relationship-based change to combat these statistics
