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The Marjorie Grober Special Projects Fund

The Marjorie Grober Special Projects Fund was initiated in memory of Marjorie Grober who died in an automobile accident in 1994. At the time of her death, she was President-elect of BNF. Her vision was to have BNF participate in the 1995 BWA Women’s Executive Leadership Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina; and to generate interest in organizing Baptist Nursing Fellowships in countries around the world. To honor this vision, initial funds were raised to send three (3) BNF leaders and four (4) missionary nurses to the conference. A vote by the BNF membership was made at the annual meeting in February, 1996 to make the fund ongoing for special BNF projects.

Trees of Life Patron Program.

One way to help continue the work of Baptist Nursing Fellowship is by partnering with us financially. Our Trees of Life Patron Program allows you to give at the level you’re able in order to sow the seeds of God’s word around the world. Learn more and join us on mission.

ACACIA: $25/MONTH The Acacia tree was used to build structural features of the Tabernacle. Every Seed gift is used to build the foundation of BNF to spread God’s Word.

CEDAR: $50/MONTH The Cedar was noted to be very fragrant and resistant to damage. By helping BNF to be on mission you help others to resist the damage of this world.

CASSIA: $100/MONTH The Cassia tree was used as a sign of tithing. Missions giving is above the tithe and helps further the mission of God.

FIG: $250/MONTH The fig tree is mentioned numerous times in the Bible, usually as a sign of prosperity and plenty. This level of giving significantly supports missions through BNF.

DATE PALM: $500/MONTH Much like the largest native tree in Egypt, this is the highest among our Trees of Life program.

MUSTARD: $_/MONTH or $_/ANNUALLY We are called to have faith the size of a mustard seed. For each of us, this represents a different amount. God can work through donations of all sizes and magnify their value. The smallest seed grows into the largest tree.

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