AGWM Mobilization & Development

Reflection of the week:
As you are reflecting this week, we ask that you think of the people of Columbia. This weekend, a bomb on a bus killed 20 people and injured dozens more. This bomb was one of more than 20 violent incidents that have taken place in just the last few days. There are currently around 7 million people internally displace in Columbia, much of that has been due to escalating violence. We hope that this violence will be quelled, that civilians will be spared, and that those who have fled will be given refuge.

Reflection of the week:
As you are reflecting this week, we ask that you think of the people of the Philippines. With nearly 60% of the population living on less than $6 per day, soaring gas prices threaten to bring the economy to a standstill. We hope that gas prices will not continue to rise, that the Filipino economy will continue moving, and that those in need will be provided for.

We are so excited to announce a brand new podcast dedicated to support raising! The first 4 episodes of Funded & Sent are out with many more to come! Check it out wherever you get your podcasts!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/funded-sent/id1885948481
https://open.spotify.com/show/2QX4Tf4eNiArcwi7QDj9aU?si=KcYPTWTSQzyjx7I0_RDNlQ

Funded & Sent Podcast · AGWM Mobilization · Funded & Sent is a podcast designed to walk ministry leaders and staff through the support raising process. Hosted by long-time support raising coaches Jenn Fortner and Josh Sears, each episode breaks down an aspect of support raising practically and provides proven s...

Reflection of the week:
As you are reflecting this week, we ask that you think of the people of Ecuador. The Ecuador government has recently deployed more than 75,000 officers and soldiers in an attempt to quell drug related violence. It is estimated that over 70% of the population is affected by drug violence and more than 400,000 people have fled the country because of it. We hope that the drug cartels will be stopped, that this violence will cease, and that the people of Ecuador will no longer have to life in fear.