One of our privileges as Alliance people is to develop caring relationships with our international workers. For many decades the CD Missions Committee and CD Alliance Women have worked together to care for our IWs. We’ve done this through prayer, sending birthday and anniversary cards, letters and gifts, raising funds for special projects and outfit funds, making wordless books, rolled bandages and other ministry materials, and a variety of other creative means of caring for our IWs.
Every man, woman, and child can contribute as we band together to make sure that our IWs receive the care that will keep them on the field knowing that they are supported by their sending district! The following are a few ways that, together, we can care for our IWs.
Love Gifts (formerly Outfit Fund)
Together, we provide funds for IWs before they head back to the field from a home assignment. LEARN MORE
Missionary Wheels
As a district family, we provide vehicles for IWs on home assignment. This simple but important ministry plays a key role in... LEARN MORE
Third Culture Kids
We aim to ensure that every one of our Central District TCKs (formerly "MKs") is adopted by a church who will... LEARN MORE
How to Adopt A TCK
· Contact the district TCK coordinator (above) for more information.
· Establish a local point person for ongoing TCK care.
· A church may choose to adopt all the children in a family or just one child.
· The district TCK coordinator will provide support and guidance to the local point person as to how to be involved in your TCK’s life.
Want to know more about Alliance Women?
· Contact Lori Turner, AW Coordinator, at [email protected]
· CD AW on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Central-District-Alliance-Women-147557935325818/
· National AW website: https://www.alliancewomen.org/
Additional information about this topic is available in the printed (or PDF) version of the Handbook. It is excluded from the online version for security reasons. To request a printed (or PDF) copy of the Handbook, contact the district Missions Mobilizers.