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Why Do Churches Often
Ask International Organizations To Help Support Their Health Programs?
Churches generally pay the costs of some of their health
activities and also encourage their members to work as volunteers in health
programs.
But good health programs are expensive, and churches
have other activities to support -- worship, evangelism, Christian education,
church planting, agriculture, schools, community development, youth work,
relief efforts, etc.
To practice good stewardship, churches must decide how
best to use their resources. Many churches around the world decide to use
their offerings and gifts from partner churches for specifically church-
related needs, such as evangelism and Christian education. Nowadays, they
look for non-church funds to help run their community programs of health
and education.
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