Campaign 2008
A primary goal of the National Day of Care is to help mobilize churches to respond to humanitarian crises. AIDS is the greatest humanitarian crisis in history and the millions of children who have become orphans due to the pandemic represent it's greatest tragedy. This is particularly true in Africa where 200,000 people lose their lives to AIDS each month and over l5 million children have become orphans due to the disease. It is widely recognized that the Church has the greatest ability and strongest mandate to solve the orphan and AIDS crisis in Africa as well as other crises in America and around the world. All Americans are encouraged to participate in the National Day of Care, but churches are urged to lead the endeavor.
The following materials have been designed to help you and your congregation participate in the National Day of Care, and become engaged in handing hope to the world.
There are 3 Easy Steps to follow in order to particpate.
- Let your congregation know in advance the National Day of Care will be observed in your church Sunday, February 10, 2008 and briefly explain this ministry.
- On National Day of Care Sunday provide the bulletin insert, show the DVD, and/or talking points.
- Give your church an opportunity to pray, give, or volunteer (contact National Day of Care for recommendations) for a church or denomination project, a humanitarian relief organization, or to the National Day of Care.
Below are links to download the various parts of our Church Kit. We offer each part of the kit in pdf and other formats. You will need Adobe Reader or specfic Microsoft product to view the files. Adobe Reader is a free download and you can get it at Adobe's website.
Sample Church AnnouncementOn Sunday, February 10, 2008 our church will be participating in the National Day of Care. The National Day of Care helps mobilize the Church to respond to humanitarian crises with an initial focus of providing assistance to orphans and victims of AIDS in Africa. They are also involved in assisting orphans, vulnerable children, and victims of AIDS in the United States and other countries around the world, as well as disaster relief.
On the National Day of Care information will be given on how we can be a part of this global outreach. We hope everyone will get involved in this vital ministry and participate in the National Day of Care Sunday, February 10th.
Bulletin Insert (pdf, doc)
Brochure (pdf, pub)
Large Poster (pdf, doc)
Small Poster (pdf, doc)
Church Checklist (pdf,
doc)
Newsletter (Coming Soon)
Talking Points (pdf,
doc)
Other Kit items:
Photos (zip)
Powerpoint Presentation (pps, ppsx, zip)
DVD (Order from National Day of Care)
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email: hope@nationaldayofcare.org
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