Subject: Bound for service in Papua New Guinea

Volume 4 No. 2 | March 2024

BREAKING NEWS

As a child, I listened to the mission stories about Papua New Guinea and determined to visit the island someday and that day is around the corner!

NOW, it is on to a two-part mission trip in beautiful Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea. The trip begins with a four-day medical clinic, then a two-week evangelistic campaign.

PLEASE help the people of Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea, by allowing me to have $1,000 to leave for their medical and spiritual needs. Your donation is much appreciated to reach the goal of $1,000 by April 10. All funds raised during this time for Mission Trips will be used for the people of Papua, New Guinea.

DONATE TODAY

During my various mission trips, it is important to contribute money to help the local people. In Cuba (2020), it was Spanish Bibles. In Mexico (2023), it was funds for building a church.

The needs are great in Papua New Guinea since 40 percent of the population live BELOW the extreme poverty line, and 41 percent of children live in poverty. Feel free to start giving today!

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Let's Give $1,000 in 10 Days

April 1-10

FEATURE

Pictures courtesy of Emma Bordon, Nydia Ntouda, and Kayla Thomas

For me, the best part about ministry is when an assignment is successfully completed as the evaluations confirm that GRM2's second "Living THE Balanced Life" Enrichment and Empowerment Women's Conference — Healthy Relationships was an excellent use of time and worth the self-investment!

We could have spent the entire weekend on healthy relationships and still only scratched the surface — but the information shared was focused and helpful to all the attendees.

Thank you for your prayer, participation, and financial support.

You don't want to miss the third conference in 2025!

For more pictures, visit the GRM2 website or download the GRM2 App from the Apple Store or Google Play Store. Attendees please share your pictures, evaluations and takeaways from the conference by emailing info@GRM2.net.

RECENT HAPPENINGS

What do you do when God and government come face to face?

Join former Judge Judith Hawkins as she and the Faith and Politics panel discuss the growing influence of the National Association of Christian Lawmakers, as they advocate for legislation aimed at blurring the separation between church and state, sparking debates over the role of religion in policymaking and governance. They will also examine the legal battle in Crisitello v. St. Theresa School, where a Catholic school's decision not to renew a teacher's contract leads to allegations of discrimination, highlighting complex issues surrounding religious freedom and employment rights.

Click here or on the picture above to watch, starting Friday, March 29.

Faith and Politics, a religious liberty program sponsored by the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, has invited former Judge Judith W. Hawkins to participate as a panelist. The show airs on HopeTV network, faithandpolitics.tv YouTube channel, and also airs on the HopeTV app, Roku, Amazon Fire, AppleTV, and the It is Written Network.

PARTNERSHIP REPORT

GRM2 was recognized by REFUGE HOUSE during its Mardi Gras Fundraising Ball on Feb. 22.

It was honored as the 2024 Outstanding Community Partner.

GRM2 is the only organization that provides individual gifts (as seen below) to the victims of domestic violence served by Refuge House.

Please continue your support to ensure GRM2’s monthly contribution of bus passes, spiritual and positive literature, and selected gifts.

DONATE TODAY

GRM2 founder Judith Hawkins and GRM2 treasurer Angelia Bates accept a plaque of recognition as the 2024 Outstanding Community Partner from Refuge House Executive Director Emily Mitchem. Each March gift included various hair supplies, a packet of spiritual and positive tracts on relevant topics, and an ink pen from the women's conference.

NEW BOOK

Did you know the biblical book of Ruth is about prayer as much as it is a wonderful story of love and devotion between women and a man and a woman?

Everything we experience, regardless of intensity or complexity, is a call to pray. Prayer should be like breathing, which is so natural we are often unaware of our next breath until it is not there.

There is no right time or right way to pray — except to come before God “contrite and lowly in spirit” (Isaiah 57:15). He is always available and willing to hear sincere prayers. There are prayers of praise, thanksgiving, adoration, supplication, intercession,

and confession, just to name a few. Have you ever considered that there are also prayers of kindness?

In PRAYER: Kindness Matters, we will explore the five prayers of kindness embedded in Ruth’s story.

Check out all of Judith Warren Hawkins' books today on Amazon.

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