Partners in Missions

Application for a Missions Trip

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Brochure

Partners in Missions, inc.

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108 Patricks CV

Calhoun, LA 71225

Ph/Fax (318) 397-5215 Cell (870) 500-3576

karvin@partners-in-missions.org

Founded by

Karvin & Sandy Adams

Former missionaries to Ecuador

To be a partner with the church in making disciples of the

Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

Our Purpose...

Help the Indigenous People Become Spiritually Mature that Their Churches,

with the Help of the Holy Spirit,

May Be Self-Governing, Self-Propagating and Self-Reliant

Partners in Missions Is...

~Governed by a Board of Directors

~Approved by IRS as a Nonprofit Religious Organization 501 (c) 3

All Donations are Fully Tax Deductible

Our Support Comes Entirely From...

Individuals and Congregations

Who Share a Common Burden for Reaching the Indigenous Peoples.

We are Not Funded by Any Certain Denomination

Areas of Ministry Include...

~Faith Promise Missions Conventions

~Providing Short-term Missions Opportunities

~Planting and Constructing of Churches

~Working with Missionaries and Their Sending Agencies

~Sponsorship Program for Students Attending the

D.S. Warner Christian School in Chepen, Peru

~Leadership Development

Testimonials

"It was a joy to participate with Partners in Missions in our recent trip to Quito, Ecuador. We were able to witness the love and admiration that the Christians in Ecuador have for Pastor Karvin Adams. His missionary work is a wonderful blessing to many Christians in Latin America." Rev. Gilbert Davila, Spanish Speaker for CBH (Christians Broadcasting Hope) Austin, Texas

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Greetings. I would like to add my recommendation to those already received with regard to Karvin Adams and Partners in Missions, an organization he and his wife Sandy founded and direct to support the work of missionaries and national leaders of the Church of God in Latin America.

In September 2005, when we were new as Regional Coordinators for Latin America, Karvin invited my wife Barbara and I to accompany him on a short-term mission trip to the San Blas Islands of Panama, where Partners in Missions has been working for several years with native Americans of the Kuna Yala culture. Karvin’s ministry to the Kuna—as well as in other areas of the region where Partners operates—involves congregational development and leader training to serve, not only Church of God congregations on the islands, but an interdenominational community of evangelical churches, as well.

We find Karvin and Sandy to be committed to long-term service to the growing church in Latin America. They are sensitive students of local culture and appreciate the complexities of working cross-culturally in the region. Karvin regularly consults us on plans or programs that intersect with our work as Regional Coordinators. This is not just a courtesy. He believes, as do we, that open and candid communication between Partners in Missions and Global Missions is essential to the success of our corporate efforts to fulfill the Great Commission in this key area of the world.