FINANCIAL PARTNERSHIP

    Over the last 2 years Brandon and I have been personally saving to help fund this trip. Right now we have about half of our trip covered! Some expenses we will have consist of travel insurance, vaccines, plane tickets, housing in each country, other transportation, food, and our missionary budget to be able to help with any needs that arise. 


    We have been learning the importance and value that God has placed on those who send.  We believe that those who send are just as much a part of the mission as those who are called to go! This is shown to us in Phillipians 4 as Paul is thanking the Phillipians for their financial partnership with him as he is on his missionary journey. He explains the importance of their giving not for his own gain, but for their spiritual growth and treasures in heaven. Even though you are here at home, by partnering with us you have a hand in fulfilling the Great Commission across the world! 


    With that being said if you are interested in giving financially we would love to partner with you! Since we are going with so many organizations and because our church cannot hold our finances, it makes financial giving look a little different. If you feel led to give financially to our mission trip the checks will need to be made to “Brandon Lenzi” and will go into our separate missions account. These can either be handed to us personally at church or mailed to us at

                 

                P.O. Box 1024 

                Springville, AL 35146


Another way to give is through Venmo. You can send financial support labeled as "gift" to


                Mallory-Evans-23


    We are looking forward to seeing how God will use our partnerships to reach just one more across the world! 

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