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Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc.
Eyeglasses to see the Lord and the world.
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Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc. Eyeglasses to see the Lord and the world. 1 -1- Why do I work in optical ministry? 2 -2- Came from a strong Christian background. Have a strong desire to bring others to Christ. Traveled to
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Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc.
Eyeglasses to see the Lord and the world.
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Glasses not only allow a person to read their Bible and learn more about the Lord but they also help them improve their standard of living.
When you are starving can you really think about becoming a Christian?
I found eyeglasses to be a key accelerant in Christian ministry.
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BEFORE and AFTER
February 2004 February 2006
This man came into the clinic and was blind in one eye and could barely see with the other. Since he could not see, he was without a job. He never attended church. We gave him a pair of glasses, a new Bible and invited him to start attending the local church. Now this man has a job. He and his family are healthy and happy and he is a regular attendee at church. Notice that he is still wearing the same pair of
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A pair of eyeglasses is 1 year of wages for this man.
This man’s shirt is not dirty. It is threadbare and you can see his skin through it. We gave him glasses, a Bible & a new shirt.
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Mommy can see me now.
The lady was nearsighted. She could not see her child play nearby & clung to her every minute. New glasses changed her life.
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Happiness is seeing better in Nicaragua Before After
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Farmers can plant their crops
Vietnam Honduras Haiti
Honduras
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People can read their Bibles.
Honduras Peru Swaziland Jamaica
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People will accept Christ.
Philippines
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Pastors can do their ministry.
Honduras Haiti
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Due to the eyeglasses you gave away.
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Kendall Optometry Ministry has:
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How do we need your help?
We have outstanding eyeglass orders for nearly 5000 pair. We need you to: Measure eyeglasses. (In John Fiddler’s SS Room) Clean eyeglasses. (A small group today washes glasses Wed Night) Donate eyeglasses. Training will be provided to you by myself and several church members. (It is free and only takes 1-2 hours depending upon class size) All supplies are provided. Everybody can help from age 8 to age 98. Computer expertise is not required.
Help us to bring people to the Lord.
Help bring these people to the Lord Vietnam Swaziland Nicaragua
And 1000s more all over the world.
Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc. Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc.
For Information and to get started see: Bobby Willoughby at 238-9980 John Fidler at 538-3495 and Steve Bowman at 762-9737
By Measuring Eyeglasses.
Romania China Jamaica Mexico Burma Haiti Honduras Guatemala Vietnam Thailand Phillippines Nicaragua Uganda Ethiopia El Salvador Nigeria Ghana Panama Kenya Kirbati Ecuador Amazon Samoa Peru Zambia South Africa Swaziland Serving the Lord by providing better vision to the people of underdeveloped countries” 4820 Nottinghamshire Drive. Jeffersontown, Ky. 40299 Phone: (502)-640-2227 E-Mail: hollandkendall@kendalloptoministry.org Company website: http://kendall-optometry-ministry.org/ Technical website: http://eyeglasses-inventory.com