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  Pennies for Progress

What do you do with all your pennies and other loose change? If you are like us, you find a jar (or two) and put it all there waiting for that day to cash in at the bank.

We have been in Nigeria for 10 years and have many opportunities to promote progress. To help move forward to reach a goal, gradual betterment, or just develop to a better stage.

  In Nigeria:

We have three main projects that promote progress.

  • Albino Foundation: Ann works with this indigenous organization in Nigeria (membership over 60,000) to aid Albinos suffering discrimination and cancer.
  • Transformation Network: Like-minded individuals devoted to transforming Nigeria - spiritually, politically, and socially. We help Christian leaders to equip members for "works of service". Transformed church = transformed nation.
  • Sports: Sports Friends is a movement of trained people who use the relational tool of sports, within a strategic church-centered approach, to transform the lives of youth, their families and their communities.

  Helping Each Other:

We'll take your loose change to help with an amazing cause ... progress!

1.            Save your pennies (or any loose change) in a jar.

2.           Take to the bank (or a supermarket) and get it cashed out!

3.            Send into Food for the Hungry for Kyle & Ann Abts


February 2010

We have arrived home! Back to Nigeria ... without an trouble at the airport or getting upcountry to Jos.

Then Came Trouble

    If no one would have said anything we would have thought all was well in Jos city. Then, the very next day gunshots were heard and so much destruction throughout town. We felt safe at first, but the fighting intensified and we felt this crisis was going to be different.

    Finally, after three days of chaos, the military was able to restore order amidst a 24 hr curfew. It has since relaxed, but things are far from normal. Our children await the start of school and there is still a 12 hr curfew.

Pray

    Continue to pray for the peace in Nigeria. It will take many months, if not years to be able to have constructive dialogue between religious leaders and for the followers to trust one another.


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