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June 21, 2023

Dear Companions, Family, Church Family, and Any other individual Giving Help:

I hope you are doing well. I ask that God is working many astounding things in your day to day existence
as He is in mine. I'm in my senior year of High school, and God has provided me with a great deal of
service. The chance to venture out to the Dominican Republic with my senior class from February 25 to
March 5 is one of them. There is a great deal of need in the D.R., and we will get the opportunity to
serve, bring trust, spread the Gospel, and more deeply study the way of life and individuals there.

While God has permitted me to fill in my empathy for His kids in the D.R., the astonishing part is that you
will actually want to do as such in more than one way. You can start by petitioning God for myself as well
as my class. As we serve in an assortment of VBS programs, government funded schools, and
neighborhood chapels, we will require petitions to guarantee that God will favor our endeavors and set
us up for our visit. We'll likewise require supplications to guarantee that our monetary necessities are
met. To go to this excursion, I am needed to raise $2,000 the present moment, which is difficult for me!

Contributing monetarily to my help is one more way you can reach out. Might you want to add to my
help? If so, on the off chance that you feel a sense of urgency to contribute, if it's not too much trouble,
mail or hand this gift to me by and by. To pay for the excursion and different costs, I should raise each of
my assets by February 1. The cost incorporates full circle airfare, all dinners and housing, gifts to
ministers nearby, and the expenses of development for the tasks we will do. If you are able to assist
fund, please make checks payable to Calvary Establishment and in the memo section put Jalena
Carpenter mission's trip. Your help is all extremely valuable, whether you decide to give monetarily,
through petition, or a mix of the two.

I accept this is setting me up for my future and I'm anticipating taking care of God's responsibilities in the
Dominican Republic. I intend to go to college after graduation, where I will concentrate on designing fully
intent on working in the clinical field to help those out of luck. This carries me one bit nearer to God's
arrangements for my future. At the point when I return in Spring, I anticipate offering to you every one
of the manners by which God has managed this group.

Sincerely,
Jalena Carpenter