November Newsletter from the Stewarts

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We feel very grateful to be able to spend a bonus Thanksgiving here in the States with our family and friends. But we are also very grateful for all of the amazing gifts that have come into our launch account this past month AND for our new partner AND for another faithful partner increasing her monthly gift!! 


cid:7099414478297235558350122Exciting News!
Our launch account is FULL!!!! Thank you SO much to everyone who shared with us and prayed for us. We are super excited to be able to completely pay for our airplane tickets and shipment.
Thank you also for continuing to pray for our remaining need of $205 a month. We are so close! With four weeks left in the U.S. Before we head to Papua New Guinea we are excited to see how God is going to provide for us. We have the best partners ever!
Do you have a one-time gift you would like to share with us AND want to impact our monthly need? We have an option for that as well. One time gifts of $2,500 or more can be held by Wycliffe and paid to us as a monthly support and will continue until the funds run out including interest! If you would like to have your one-time gift divided over our next term fill out the attached form and send it to the address on the bottom of the form. We will gone for about 42 months this next term. So a $2,500 gift would partner with us $61 a month for our entire fourth term! 

Thanks gang!
Love, The Stewart Six
Nov 30, 2018 

 For financial contributions to our ministry account: Checks should be made payable to "Wycliffe Bible Translators" with a separate note indicating, "Preference for the Wycliffe ministry of Paul and Kelly Stewart, Account #200014." Send to Wycliffe Bible Translators, P.O. Box 628200, Orlando, FL 32862-8200
Or give online at http://www.wycliffe.org/Partner/pkstewart

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