Compassion Services International
Compassion Services International (CSi), the UPCI’s endorsed global relief agency, continues to share God’s love by serving those in need in places such as:
Venezuela. CSi is currently raising funds to support our UPCI missionary team and local leaders in Venezuela. National pastors are being mobilized to provide disaster relief following the recent earthquakes that devastated major population centers roughly 120 miles west of Caracas, the Venezuelan capital.
Cambodia. A CSi medical missions’ clinic team partnered with UPCI missionaries. As a result, eleven people were baptized in Jesus’ name and seven received the Holy Ghost.
Bangladesh. CSi recently partnered with UPCI Youth Ministries to assist the humanitarian aid efforts of the Apostolic Youth Corps team and UPC Bangladesh. The CSi medical team saw two hundred patients and participated in a children’s camp service supported by our UPCI missionary team and UPCI Youth Ministries. Ninety-six children and received the Holy Ghost during that service.
You can support CSi relief efforts through their online giving portal.
Tupelo Children’s Mansion
As the oldest endorsed ministry of the UPCI, Tupelo Children’s Mansion deserves our continued prayers, confidence, and support. There are two meaningful ways UPCI churches and constituents can serve the children at TCM:
Become a Mansion Champion. Mansion Champions are monthly donors whose faithful, ongoing giving provides safety, support, and spiritual instruction for TCM children. Become a Mansion Champion at Give.MansionKids.org/Champion.
Join TCM’s house parent or relief staff team. TCM is looking for mature Apostolic couples to live on campus and serve residents. House parents operate on a two-weeks-on, one-week-off rotation and receive a full benefits package, including housing. If you are an Apostolic single adult, relief staff positions also are available. Relief staff serve during house parents’ days off. You can learn more and apply at ats.rippling.com/Tupelo-Childrens-Mansion/jobs.
Sincerely,
David K. Bernard












































