Cross-Cultural Workers

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In 2011, Luke and Felicity successfully opened a cafe as a means to remain in their South East Asian country for the long term, broaden their contacts in the community, provide work for the unemployed, and share J with people.

In 2012 Luke and Felicity hope to keep building on this solid beginning. While they aim for the cafe to be self-funding, the primary focus is not for profit but to grow G’s kingdom in a place where the majority people have limited access to the good news.

Luke and Felicity anticipate ongoing costs for the cafe and would appreciate your support as they seek to serve G through this small business venture in a spiritually dark place. Through the ongoing cafe project they hope to raise funds to help cover running costs, promotion costs, rent, utilities, up-skilling and training for staff, emergency assistance for staff, along with biblical materials for their staff and contacts.

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