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Our
Name
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Outreach for Cuba |
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Our
Mission
is a mission community of Christ-centered people committed to reaching the people of Cuba with the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are strengthened by our compassion for the Evangelical Christian Church. The programs directed through our mission promote Christian education, as well as help its Cuban citizens to enhance their lives through: capital projects, social & human services, humanitarian needs, agricultural entrepreneurship, and church organizational capacity. |
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Vision
The vision of is to build and empower the Cuban Evangelical Christian Church, uniting those who can help with those who need help. |
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About
Us
Since 1996, ’s experience working with the Cuban Church has been very gratifying. Our work extends to over 800 churches and six seminaries. |
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In May 2004, then Secretary of State, Colin J. Powell identified as one of three faith-based non-governmental institutions affecting change within Cuba in the Commission for Assistance for a Free Cuba report to the President. Mr. Powell recognized the ability of our Cuban network of traditional churches, house churches, and seminaries to reach people throughout Cuba from tiny rural villages to large urban areas. He realized that our reach makes us one of the few independent organizations positioned to identify needs, prioritize urgency, and distribute needed assistance directly to ministries in all parts of the island. |
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We take great risks everyday for Jesus Christ! Our passion for God is white hot! |
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is a non-profit, non-political organization structured for the purpose of anticipating, facilitating, promoting, and providing humanitarian assistance to poor and underprivileged people of Cuba. We support the distressed in Cuba in order to improve their overall well-being. Our activities in the country are not for pecuniary profit for which not-for-profit corporations may be organized. |
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The main function of ’s Distribution Initiative program is to provide education, medicine, medical supplies, food, clothing and other humanitarian aid for massive assistance to the people of Cuba. In pursuing this mission,’s focus will be to support and empower Evangelical Protestants throughout Cuba regardless of denomination or associations. |
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Our Guiding
Principles |
’s strategic work is to create and adapt methods that will strengthen the church. Through our mutual vision for a strong church, we will achieve great societal benefits and organizational excellence. In so doing our vital mission will be moved forward to the benefit of those we serve. We are a caring ministry and our efforts are non-political. |
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Critical
Success Factors |
’s staff and volunteers are motivated to serve the underprivileged in Cuba by their love for the Lord Jesus Christ and in obedience to His commands. The staff of pursues the qualities of Christ by encouraging the Cuban Church in the task of building the Church of Jesus Christ in Cuba. We work and participate with Christian organizations, churches, and individuals to accomplish our objectives. |
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Our Officers
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Frank “Skip” Allcorn
President of Coastal Construction Products,
Inc |
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Richard
A. Dearolf
Idlewild Baptist Church |
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José M.
García
President Cargo Express International |
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Roney
J. Mateu
President of Mateu Architecture, Inc. |
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Dr.
Kenneth Smith
Senior Pastor of Princeton Presbyterian Church |
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Danny
Thomas
President of Harvest International, Inc. |
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Dr.
Paul R. Williams, M.D.
President, International Healthcare Network |
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Dr.
Cornelius Hegeman
Miami International Seminary |
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Dr. Marcos
A. Ramos
Centro-Religion de
las Americas |
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