Jericho Congregational Church
Jericho Center, Vermont
Pastor: Rev. Peter Anderson

Missions

The following missions are supported by the Jericho Congregational Church, both financially and with our prayers. Please keep visiting this list, as we will be adding more information about specific missions.

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Get to know our missions! (pdf)

Africa Inland Mission International, Inc.
P. O. Box 178
Pearl River, NY 10965

Loren & Donna Fast
P. O. Box 21171
Nairobi, Kenya

Barner Learning Center
Paul M. Barner, Elvie Barner
PO Box 82,224
8000 Davao City, PHILIPPINES
Phone: (01-63-82)234-4000/234-4910

http://barner.org

Biblical Witness Fellowship
Rev. David Runyon-Bareford
Candia Congregational Church Executive Director
P. O. Box 102
Candia, NH 03034

Mrs. Cheryl Clifford - Financial Officer
Limerick Ave NW
No. Canton, OH 44720

The Bridge Connection
Bob Terranova

Burlington Emergency Shelter
Executive Director:  Jim Guiel
89 North Street (P.O. Box 1481)
Burlington, VT 05402-1481
862-9879

Burlington Pregnancy Services
56 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, VT 05401
658-2184

Burlington Street Ministries
Rev. David Russell

The Church at Prison
Pastor Peter Fiske
PO Box 1128
St. Albans VT 05478
802-524-2234/524-2669

Click here to view a letter from Pastor Fisk.

Family Life
Matt & Lorraine Hofmann

The Fold
Director: Fred Tomaselli
P. O. Box 1188
Lyndonville, Vt. 05851
626-5620

International Teams
Steve & Miki Thrall
13 Rue Renard
94700 Maisons-Alfort
312-870-3800 FRANCE
(011-33) 1-43-75-7050
(011-33) 1-43-75-1579

411 West River Road
Elgin, IL 60123

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Chris & Tracy Centracchio
Essex Junction
879-1170
E-mail:

www.burlingtonivcf.org
www.intervarsity.org

Heartstream Ministries, Inc.
Lois & Herman Dodds
101 Herman Lee Circle
P. O. Box 234
Liverpool, PA 17045
Phone: 717-444-2374
E-mail:  

Jericho Underhill Ecumenical Ministry Food Shelf
Treasurer: Grant Clark
23 Tillotson Drive
Jericho, VT 05465

Food Shelf regular monthly distribution – 3^rd Saturday of the month except Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Latin American Mission
Jason and Jessica Strzepek

Navigators Christian Fellowship
Ben Coutemanche
Tim & Christa Loescher

Kids A.L.I.V.E.
Doug Hoffman

Prison Fellowship
P.O. Box 17500
Washington, DC 20041-0500
(703) 478-0100

WGLY 103 FM Radio (Christian broadcasting)
Manager: Greg Walsh
P. O. Box 8260
Essex, VT 05451-8260

Wycliffe Bible Translators
P.O. Box 628200
Orlando, FL 32862-8200
407-852-3600

Brian & Helen Chapaitis
c/o SIL Box 188
Ukarumpa, E.H.P. 444
Papua, New Guinea
011 675-737-4352

Chapaitis Website

Young Life
Jeff Springer

A Lutheran Baptismal Procession across the river from us. Ba'e Village, Tairora. NT is complete in this language. December, 1999

Baptismal candidates at the Ba'e church singing songs of worship to the Lord. Ba'e village, Tairora, December 1999. (NT completed)

Early morning at Baroita village, far south of Ukarumpa. I was helping Bernie (far left, almost off picture) to purchase an old truck. Tairora, December, 1999 (NT complete)

Christian mother, Mantu, shows vine beaten for string (on lap), that is woven into a cloth bag (bilum) also on lap. Dirt floors are common in highlands houses. Anomonampa village, Gadsup, January, 2000 (NT Complete)

Beautiful birds abound (and migrate) between northern Australia and Papua New Guinea. Colorful Lorikeets usually fly in large and noisy flocks. Port Douglas, September, 1999

 

Helen and friends enjoy a backyard picnic on "Boxing Day" (Day after Christmas) in front of our bamboo grove.  Ukarumpa, December, 1999

A fountain at one Singapore Mall on Orchard St.  One of the world's most modern and prosperous cities and with a solid Christian community.  Singapore, June 2002 (Many NT translations available)

There was a time, say 15 years ago, when Helen and I could drive across this bridge with our car.  Ukarumpa Village, EHP, on the way to the SIL Center.  June, 2002.  (Gadsup NT under revision)

Several church leaders and a guest dig into the Scriptures at Aseranka village. Aiyura Valley, April, 2001 (Gadsup NT under revision)

Thai man paints a parasol

Siroi villagers on the Pacific Ocean, waiting for the NT dedication celebrations to begin. Houses on the coast are built on stilts to stay cooler. Kumisanger Village, Rai Coast, July 2000. (NT Complete)

Lapun Mama (old mother), approximately 55 yrs. Life is hard on people in the Highlands but these were happy. Finintugu village, Kamano, April, 2000. (NT Complete)

At the recent Siroi New Testament dedication on the Rai Coast, south of Madang, we meet Bari once again. When David was 22 months, he used to tell child Bari everywhere he wanted to go, and Bari was his transport carrying him on her shoulders. Next to her is "Helen" who was born about 13 yrs ago and is Helen's "namesake". Kumisanger village, Siroi language. July, 2000. (NT revision with OT portions, complete)

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