SEDLI Missions – Breakfast

LEADERS WITH MISSIONARY VISION

CONFERENCES

Leaders With Missionary Vision

Leaders With Missionary Vision


Lideres Con Vision Misionera

Lideres Con Vision Misionera

 

Missionary Lissette Vasquez
Founder: Oasis-Ecuador

Missionary Rev. Julieta Murrillo
Founder: Impacto Mundial

February 8, 2020 – 8:30am-12pm

Registration $15

Igl. Pent. Hempstead AD

600-4 Greenwich St.
Hempstead NY 11550

 

OUR PURPOSE

We exist so all can hear the hope of the gospel. Our commitment extends to all people in all nations, regardless of remoteness, rejection, or resistance.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Community Event is a united act of compassion that helps families in need. Local churches, businesses, community service and health organizations partner with us to provide guests with groceries, medical and dental screenings, prayer, haircuts, lunch, veteran services, music, a kids’ carnival, children’s shoes, job and career services, community services, family portraits and more — at no charge to guests.

CHILDREN'S FEEDING

Feeding children nutritious meals opens doors to provide them and their families with education, clean water, job and agricultural training, a sense of hope and much more. Currently, more than XXX,000 children are fed in the Philippines, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Haiti, Kenya, Ethiopia, Nepal, India, SriLanka, Lebanon, South Africa, Uganda and Tanzania.

DISASTER SERVICE

Highly regarded for our scalable distribution model, Disaster Services teams, international warehouses and Mobile Operations Center, SEDLI MISSIONS is consistently among the first to respond to disasters throughout the Caribbean, Central and South America. Thousands of survivors have been helped thanks to the local churches, businesses, government agencies, other nonprofits, donors and volunteers who make our work possible.

SEDLI MISSIONS EVENTS

SEDLI MISSIONS UPCOMING & RECENT EVENTS

DONORS OVER THE WORLD

WHAT OUR DONORS OVER THE WORLD ARE SAYING

Thank you for the amazing work that you are doing here in Loma Larga, Honduras. The four villages that will be serviced are very thankful for the medical clinic “Arca de Salvacion” that was open in November 2019.

Dr. Benjamin Toro, Ministro de Salud, Santa Barbara

Honduras

In the 42 years that I’ve been here, I have not seen an event like this. Keep up the good work. You have our full support!

Rev. Fernando Gomez, SED Supervisor

Assemblies of God, SED

We’ve praying for over 5 years that God will give us a connection to unite the American AG with the Spanish AG, this is an answer prayer!

Sr. pastor Steve Milazzo, Bethlehem AG Church

HOPE Day Founder

FOR GOOD

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

Volunteers have an opportunity to learn more about SEDLIMissions’ programs and to help us create sustainable change for the people most vulnerable to hunger, violence and disease.

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ABOUT THE GLOBAL HUNGER CRISIS

An unprecedented 815 million people are in need of emergency food assistance in 2017. The U.N. has declared the global hunger emergency the largest humanitarian crisis since 1945. Across East Africa, the Lake Chad Basin and Yemen, starvation threatens over 20 million people — more than the populations of New York City, Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago and Philadelphia combined. Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, Nigeria, and South Sudan are already experiencing emergency levels of food insecurity and face a credible risk of famine.

The crisis is the result of prolonged drought, violence and insecurity. Consecutive years of poor rains and harvests have decimated crops across South Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya. Families are dying not only from starvation, but also from diseases such as cholera and measles because they lack clean water and sanitation. Plus, ongoing fighting in countries such as Yemen prevents humanitarian workers from reaching many of the children, women, and men who need lifesaving assistance. And as families are forced to flee their homes to escape violence or find food, their needs begin to multiply.

This mass displacement compounds the crisis. East Africa is home to approximately 4 million refugees and more than 11 million internally displaced people, who, though they have not crossed an international border, still live in tent cities, dependent on food aid and other external assistance. Women and girls bear the heaviest burden of these famine conditions, fetching water from increasingly remote locations, and making compromises to access food for their families — putting them at increased risk of sexual violence.

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