Advancing Hope: A Monthly E-Newsletter

Advancing Hope gives you updates on missionaries and projects that can be supported through The Advance.

November 2008: Web Version

In This Issue: Ricardo's Envelope: World AIDS Day; Advocate of the Month: Bon Air United Methodist Church, Richmond, Virginia; Did You Know? Giving Resource Guide 2009-2012; Featured Resource: The Advance Alternative Giving Flyer.

November 2008: Print-friendly PDF Version

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October 2008: Web Version

In this issue: Celebrating Children's Sabbath Through The Advance; Did You Know?; Advocate of the Month: Winsome Wright; Featured Resource: Covenant Relationship Brochure.

October 2008: Print-friendly PDF Version

This newsletter is available as a print-friendly PDF format file. It requires one sheet of standard 8 1/2 x 11 paper printed back-to-back. Choose color or black and white.

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The Advance is an accountable, designated giving arm of The United Methodist Church that ensures 100% of each gift reaches its intended mission or ministry.

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