My CFCI Mission Trip » Colombia

Palabra, Pan y Pez

Anji — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 16:01:57 +0000

The Word, Bread, Fish Foundation is giving hope to the poorest communities of Medellin, Colombia. In the Barrio La Cruz, the Foundation is working to expand their Casa Azul or Blue House… which means a place of security in Colombian culture. For 6 years now they have been focusing their efforts on evangelism, education, recreation, culture, financial and material help. This year they are working to expand their ministry in Barrio La Cruz to build a better site for the ministry.

Take a look what Palabra, Pan y Pez is doing in Barrio La Cruz…

Colombia Mission Trip

Anji — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 18:54:02 +0000

Christ For the City International is now opening up a team to Medellin, Colombia.

Country: Medellin, Colombia
Dates: April 8-17, 2010
Cost: $610 plus airfare, covers in-country ground transportation, meals, lodging, travel insurance and debrief. Must have valid passport.

Description: Team members will join a small group from the Christian Life Center Church of Chicago in Medellin, Colombia to work with CFCI missionaries. Team members will work with our ministry Palabra, Pan y Pez (Word, Bread, Fish). The trip will involve construction on our children’s center, where feeding programs and tutoring take place. Participants will also have the opportunity be involved with children’s classes as well as a pastor’s seminar and/or women’s seminar.

Contact: Anji Stern at (402) 592-8332 or anji@cfci.org for more information

That the World May Know

Anji — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 15:37:33 +0000

I cannot believe it- September is more than half over with!! I am amazed at how time flies by so quickly. For the remainder of this month, we will be checking out two CFCI events, Operacion Luz and Gospel Park! For the third year now, Operacion Luz will reach out to the youth of Tijuana and beyond on Halloween with a bag of candy and a message of the Gospel. Gospel Park, a one day music festival also in it’s third year, drew 19 bands and over 18,000 youth.