Our Emergency 911 Fund has been an absolute LIFELINE again and again over the years. But it is almost entirely depleted. And we need to restore it with an immediate infusion of $75,000. 

Because this is the fund we depend on when disaster strikes Christians as they translate the Bible in remote places:

• When a killer typhoon struck Thailand and national Bible translator families lost their homes in massive mudslides, it was the Emergency 911 Fund that gave them safe shelter.
• In the African nation of Togo, when rebels came in the night—killing people, burning churches, stealing livestock—national Bible translators and their families had to run for their lives. The Emergency 911 Fund helped them survive that nightmare.
• Earthquakes devastated the Pacific Island nation of Vanuatu last year. Buildings toppled; landslides followed; at least 14 people were killed, hundreds injured. Food, water, medicine, and shelter were scarce. The Emergency 911 Fund was the only hope for Christians working on translation in eight languages there.

Right now, the Emergency 911 Fund is almost entirely depleted. 

Your gift is critical to replenish it as soon as possible to ensure our faithful brothers and sisters in Christ have the support they need, when they need it, no matter what crisis they face.