GIVING OPTIONS

All,

Here are some of the ways you can support our ministry financially:

- For those of you living across the Atlantic, please consider sending your donations to

Steve Lackey
Missions Around the World
P.O. Box 973
Decatur TX 76234

with a short note “Roma/RAE Montenegro” or simply “Sinisa Nadazdin”. For those of you who prefer donating via PayPal, please use steve@missionsaround.com

- For those of you who live on this side "of the pond", I would like to introduce you to our Dutch partner - Christian Roma Support from Rotterdam. We have been partnering with them on series of projects and now we have an opportunity to receive donations through them via Dutch bank account they’ve opened for us:

Stichting Christian Roma Support
Rotterdam
NL51 INGB 0007 9979 16
INGBNL2A
ING Bank

- Finally, another way to support our ministry financially is through our Italian partner
Missione REM by donating to

Rete Evangelistica in Missione
IBAN number: IT24J0200801612000101788993
Note: SOSTEGNO SINISHA .




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