Charles and Margo use their 1979 RV Motor Home to evangelize with films like the Jesus Film, The God Story and to organize Christians into groups of “6” to “12” people to facilitate the adoption of third world orphaned children by native families in their own villages. The initial ministry objective is to begin to remove the starvation from some of the 1. 6 million starving children who desperately need “Christian Adoptive Parents” relationships to allow them live long enough to understand Christian Family Love and, to also nourish their starving little bodies with food, clothing and shelter.
An estimated 2700 of these orphans “die” every 24 hours of starvation. (a World Vision statistic). Christians can prevent thousands of daily deaths with just .25 cents a day per person. It is kind of like giving up 2 Starbuck Coffees or 8 soft drink purchases a month.
OUR ACADEMIC BACKGROUNDS: Charles and Margo have Honorary Doctorates in Evangelistic Ministry, with combined Post Graduate studies at Pacific Lutheran Seminary, Simpson Bible College, and Global Youth Evangelism University. Our Ordination Licensing is under Hunter Ministries. Bachelors from U.C.L.A. and C..S.U.F., Masters from Cal State Univ. at Long Beach, Life Time Community College Faculty Credentials in Professional Education Business/ Marketing, and Mass Communications.
WHAT IS A G.O.D. 12 Group?
It is 6 or 12 people who agree to Invest in “third world at risk” orphans through facilitating the adoption by their own native Christian Adoptive Parents(C.A.P.’s).
2. How is the Orphan chosen?
A third world Pastor, or Missionary, of your own group’s church fellowship , will select a native needy orphan child to be placed with third world native C..hristian A..doptive P..arents (C.A.P.s) family within your group’s church’s mission program or any ministry your group chooses.
3. How do I fit in to help?
The Orphans will be adopted into a Christian family and your group’s collective monthly investments of $45 to $90 a month will be sent 100% directly to your group’s chosen Christian Adoptive Families in order to make it financially possible for the C.A.P. Families to supply love, food, clothing, shelter, and education to a newly adopted orphan.
4. Why should this native family help?
Many of the third world native Christian families are very poor. They make between $45 and $90 a month. They love the Lord and they want, very much, to help their native village orphans but they cannot afford to take them in. These funds will, generally, double their family monthly income which makes it possible for them to adopt the orphans in their own local villages or cities.
5. How does the money get there?
One of your group’s donors will be chosen to be your Group Leader. Each person will send their $7.50 per month to their chosen Group Leader and the Leader will then forward the G.O.D. “6” or G.O.D. “12” group monies of $45 or $90 (100%) to their chosen Christian Adoption Family.
6. How do I know the money will get there?
Each Church’s Third World Missionary/Pastor, who places the child, will be the Overseer of the adopted child’s money. It is possible, with new www.skype.com technology available for some G.O.D. 12 groups to “daily” see their C.A.P. family on a webcam.
7. Is the cash money always given directly to the Christian Adoptive Parent families?
Sometimes it is better, in certain third world nations, to allow the physical necessities to be purchased by the local Pastor/Missionary and then distributed as commodities to the C.A.P. families rather than giving them cash monies. “Sometimes, this monetary strategy can avoid complicated foreign monitory exchange problems in some nations.
8. Will Samaritan Action Ministries or the Benson’s receive any of the investment donation monies?
All (100%) of the G.O.D. “6” or G.O.D. 12 group funds go directly from each group’s selected Leader to the Christian Adoptive Parents for the adopted orphan care needs of food, housing, clothing, medical care, and education. All funds should be channeled through entities or ministries that do not need to extract any of the funds unless approved, in special circumstances, by each G.O.D. 6/12 group. The funds are actually “investments” not just donations.
2700 Children die each day of starvation or some other preventable disease. We can care for one at a time and even 1.6 million at a time, with 1.6 million G.O.D. 6/12 with just 6 or 12 individuals each investing just . 25 cents a day.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY G.O.D. 6 or 12 PROPOSED LEADER:
If you are interested in becoming a recruiter “Leader” of a G.O.D. 6/12. group please contact us for a “Sign Up” sheet to help you organize your own group. It’s easy to do!
Here are some photo clips of Margo’s trip to Ghana taken during a church medical mission trip to visit a Christian Orphanage. The major medical diseases were stomach infections from bad water and Malaria. This village has an almost new Christian Austrian built hospital but only one nurse on staff and one “circuit traveling” doctor.
If you are interested and have questions, please leave a message at 1 951-767-2708 or e-mail us on the internet at :
samaritanactionministries@gmail..com.
It is the goal to supply the spiritual, physical and educational needs of starving orphans with dedicated “Native Christian Adoptive Parents” using a simple and inexpensive Adoptive Investment Ministry of groups of 6 or 12 Christian daily “per person” investments of 25 cents a day.
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In Ghana , Africa, a typical family monthly income is $45 to $90 a month. The daily minimum wage is less than $2 a “day “, in some cases, far less. Obviously, a small 25 cent daily individual investment will allow orphaned children to be adopted , instantly, by their own local native families and , stop them from starving to death while they learn about Jesus’ Loving Desire in Matthew 10:42… to give them “a cup of cold water..”
Each person in each G.O.D. 6/12 group will be able to become major prayer partners in the lives of the Christian Adoptive Parent families thru letters or thru new daily free computer “magic jack” videophone services or free “skype.com webcam satellite systems. You can become daily computer “pen pals”. Internet is possible in some third world areas .
P i c t u r e s of G h a n a in the Village of Begoro about two hours north of the South Coast Capital of Ghana, Along the Gold Coast of Africa.
Margo met with school aged orphans She ministered to young and baby orphans. La ter, she visited with handicapped children in a very needy Euro Christian orphanage ministry which has only one care taker for forty crib baby orphans. These babies need Christian native home adoption desperately! No child should be without a loving mother and a father!
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