MINISTRY THROUGH SEWING ...

THE SEWING MINISTRY

gives women that love

to sew a chance to serve

in the mission field.

DARLING DRESSES

BOY'S BRITCHES

Darling Dresses

The boys' britches are made from tee shirts, the arms are cut away as is the neck and the bottom of the shirt becomes the hemmed pant legs.

There are many different styles out there, so make from what best works for you!

BLANKET BLESSING

Sewing Projects Include:

Sewing as Business for Livelihood
Blanket/Seeping Quilts
Boys' Britches
Darling Dresses (Pillowcase Style)

Blankets should be made to the size of the top of a twin bed mattress, that way they can be given in America as lap blankets for the elderly, and as sleeping mats abroad.

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Blankets donated

UGANDA Hospital

SEWING AS BUSINESS IN MISSIONS

A sewing project as a business opens the doors for women in underdeveloped countries to have a 'Livelihood" which gives a woman the opportunity to not only make an income but to dress her children that are always in need of clothing.

This sewing project included a restored treadle sewing machine, materials, and notions, and patterns.

GFTN donated it through the church at Tatindo, Village, Ghana, Africa and they presented it to a woman as a lively hood business for her to earn income.

The treadle machine and supplies made their way to through the joint efforts of an elder of The Macomb Christ, of Michigan, who delivered it to The Fairfield Church of Christ in Ohio, and from there Master Provisions Ministry carried it onto Ghana. It is now is in Tatindo, Village where it will be used to equip the livel

Supplies for a yearly container to the Philippines

Sewing Project as a Livelihood projects for the Philippines.

Sewing school in Cebu Philippines

Marilyn from the Philippines Sewing School wrote.

Debbie, I love to quilt and I will be excited to teach our ladies in the Philippines more. I have already taught a lady how to quilt. We don't have a market for quilt products yet here locally, but if we will have orders, we can deliver. I will be very excited to make a quilt...hand made specially. I will be happy to receive anything that we can make use of."

Marilyn L. Jumao-as Compostela, Cebu Philippines

Thanks to all of you that have sent material and notions to make the sewing projects and sewing ministries possible.

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