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"​There is a synergy with joining hearts and hands for the sake of the gospel. Each entity brings strengths to the table that can enhance the entire effort.”
SANDY WISDOM-MARTIN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WMU
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WHAT IS PROJECT HELP?
Project HELP is a WMU initiative designed to help the church address current social and moral issues.
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The goals of Project HELP are
  • Raise awareness of social issues and
  • Mobilize the church to meet needs and share the gospel.

​Since launching Project HELP in 1994, WMU has led the way in addressing social issues, including HIV/AIDS, racial injustice, and poverty.
​PROJECT HELP 2018-20 WILL FOCUS ON THE GLOBAL REFUGEE CRISIS.
God desires His children to pursue all people to develop relationships with Him. Use these resources to lead your church to join our Father in His unshakable pursuit of displaced people around the world.

​Kentucky WMU is partnering with the Kentucky Baptist Convention, IMB, National WMU, and NAMB Send Relief to create awareness and help churches respond to Displaced Peoples in our state and around throughout the world. 

Embracing the Displaced in Kentucky

Kentucky WMU is working in partnership with the Kentucky Baptist Convention Missions Mobilization department to help create awareness and encourage Kentucky Baptists to embrace the displaced. 

If you would like to learn more about how to get involved, contact John Barnett, KBC Missions Strategist for Displaced People at ​john.barnett@kybaptist.org or call 502-489-3404. 
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LEARN ABOUT THE DISPLACED
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Embracing the Displaced
Led by John Barnett
KBC Missions Mobilization

The "Embracing Displaced Peoples" workshop will inform and challenge the church to the needs of the nations at our doorstep. Learn how your church can respond to the displaced peoples in your midst.

*2020 WMU Missions Celebration

​RESOURCES
For a full list of resources to use with your church, please visit National WMU's webstore. ​
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