Chapel Hill Craft Show Mission Projects

The profits generated from our Arts and Crafts Show go to support Chapel Hill Mission Projects. Our accumulative donations through the past 30 years have totaled approximately $436,200.00. God has truly blessed our congregation and this Show. We are thankful for this success. We are also thankful for all the volunteers from our church and community that donate time, materials and talents in order to keep our expenses at a minimum.

Missions and Agencies

The 2009 profits were distributed to the following missionaries, projects and agencies:

Julie & David Elmore, Alaska

Missionary Support Julie & David Elmore – Alaska Brent & Beth Craven – Kazakhstan

The Craven Family serving Kazakhstan

Delbert and Sandy Groves serving in Zambia & Congo, oversee the Print Shop and Pet Projects	World Projects Rio Colorado Agricultural School, Bolivia New Life Center/Print Shop, Zambia Bicycles/Motorcycles for Pastors, India Bicycles for District Youth Evangelism, Nigeria Mercy Ships/New Steps, Sierre Leone Dominican Republic School, Dove Missions
The Potato Project delivers millions of pounds of food to the nation’s hungry each year.	National Projects PET (Personal Energy Transportation) – Worldwide McCurdy School Programs – New Mexico
	Hunger/Relief Projects Society of St. Andrews (Potato Project) UMCOR/Disaster Response Fund UMCORE/World Hunger & Poverty Heifer Project International Racial/Ethnic Projects Salem Indian Mission, Hopkins, Michigan

Conference Projects

Harbor Harvest Urban Ministries – Benton Harbor, MI
U.M. Church Camping Program (Repair/Improvements),MI
Camp New Day Scholarship, MI
Western Michigan University Wesley Foundation

United Methodist Camping Programs

Harbor Harvest Urban Ministries

Local/Miscellaneous Projects - Berrien County Michigan Berrien County Cancer Service Safe Shelter Consequential Minds Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club of Benton Harbor Berrien County Association of Churches Benton Harbor Street Ministry Five Pines Camping Ministry Soup Kitchen, Benton Harbor Well of Grace Ministry Boxes for Soldiers Project

PET (Personal Energy Transportation) Vechicles

Delivery of PETS to a Village near Lusaka

The photos (above) show the delivery of a child size PET to 8 year old Marriot and his mother. Marriot was anxious to begin using his PET and he will soon gain enough upper body strength to move about on his own. His mother said that he wants very badly to be able to go to school. Having the PET provides him the freedom of mobility that will allow him to realize that dream. The PET is also a symbol to the recipients of God's love for them.