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Thanks to your gifts and donations through the Vision Virginia missions offering, you can give students, like Nate West, an opportunity to find God's calling in their lives.

Thanks to your gifts and donations through the Vision Virginia missions offering, you can give students, like Nate West, an opportunity to find God's calling in their lives.

Thanks to your prayers and gifts through the Vision Virginia Missions Offering, you have helped feed and share Jesus’s love to the Appomattox community in a tangible way. Be a part of reaching more people by visiting sbcv.org/visionvirginia | #visionvirginia

Collinsville experiences high poverty levels and addictions. This reality increased with the coronavirus. The Community Fellowship is sharing Jesus's love by giving boxes filled with food to families in the community - and the number of families keeps growing. This ministry allows the church to have Gospel conversations and lead many to Jesus. #youarenotalone

During the Spring 2020 outbreak of the coronavirus, the feeding program at Halifax County Schools was forced to temporarily cease due to an employee who tested positive for COVID-19. Hundreds of people in need in the community depend on this program each week. Pastor Ken Warfield at Fork Baptist Church asked his church to step in and by the end of that same day, the congregation had 12,000 meals ready to be distributed.

Vision Virginia supports many different ministries. One of these is Seminarian Scholarships, which allow students to attend seminary without having a large financial burden. Reed Hernandez is one of the students blessed by this ministry. Your support allows him to pursue his seminary degree while having time to focus on other important things in his life like his wife and son. Thank you for supporting this crucial scholarship!

Your prayers and gifts through the SBC of Virginia missions offering matter. The Vision Virginia Week of Prayer begins this Sunday. Will you commit to pray for God to move through each ministry this offering impacts? Details about #visionvirginia are on our website: sbcv.org/visionvirginia

Vision Virginia supports many ministries. One of these ministries is training to teach English as a second language (ESL). Roanoke, VA, receives refugees every month from all over the world who can't speak English. Through the ESL ministry, these refugees can learn English in order to get a job, drive, and most importantly, hear about Christ. Learn more about this incredible ministry and how it's helping those in need.

"We witness to people who are already in the church with us, and we forget the homes that we drive by anywhere." Pastor Todd Lewis of New Life Louisa explains the importance of taking ministry outside the walls of the church and into the community. Statewide evangelism is one of the missions supported by Vision Virginia. Your generous gifts allow Christ's love to reach countless people in communities all across Virginia. Thank you for continuing to make this possible!

Saltville is a small town located in southwest Virginia. With a poverty rate of 36.1%, the town is known for struggling to get out of the rut caused by the collapse of a company that employed many of its residents. Billy Gwinn and his wife felt burdened to reach the hearts of this hurting small town and decided to plant Northwood Fellowship Church.