Until All Hear 2024
November 16th
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LCMI is excited to have our 24-hour online fundraiser once again this year: Until All Hear! 2024

The Until All Hear! campaign represents who we are as an organization. The mountains in the logo remind us of the challenge to continue to proclaim and herald the life-changing Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and the hope that we have in Him. Our God-given desire is that all children in India and Asia hear the Gospel and this mission is not done yet.

We are humbled to be celebrating LCMI's 20th anniversary this November. We praise God for enabling us to reach thousands of children and families, encourage pastors and strengthen the local church all these years, in His grace and mercy. Please continue to stand with us as we persevere to fulfill the vision the Lord gave to LCMI in 2004.

The fundraiser will go live on Saturday, November 16th, from 12:01am until 11:59pm; right here on the LCMI website.

We will be having a matching gift opportunity, Lord willing. Please pray with us as we continue to trust the Lord to supply all the financial needs of LCMI for 2024.

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  • What is the Until All Hear! fundraiser?

    Until All Hear! (UAH) is a one-day online fundraiser for LCMI. All donations raised will go towards our Reaching Children fund to help conduct Christian camps for children and families in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and an undisclosed location. The mountains in the UAH logo remind us of the challenge to continue to proclaim and herald the life-changing Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and the hope that we have in Him. Our God-given desire as an organization is that all children in India and Asia hear the Gospel and this mission is not done "Until All Hear".

  • What is special about this day?

    Along with the Until All Hear fundraiser, LCMI will celebrate its 20th anniversary on November 16th. We will be remembering and worshipping the Lord for His faithfulness over the past 20 years and looking forward to all that He has in store for LCMI going ahead. Please be on the lookout for the invite for the lunch banquet on November 16th in Lancaster County, PA. Email info@lcmintl.org for more details.

  • How can I give?

    On November 16th, you can give online at www.untilallhear.org OR in person if you are attending the 20th anniversary lunch banquet in Lancaster County, PA. There are options to give any amount and a few suggested amounts as well. You will also have the option to set up a recurring monthly donation to the ministry if you feel led by the Lord.

  • Will I receive a tax-deductible receipt?

    Yes. LCMI will mail you a tax-deductible receipt after the event is over. You will receive it in a few days, after your donation is processed in the LCMI office.

  • What if my donation is declined?

    Contact your bank or credit card company to see if you have a daily limit or transaction limit on your card.

Avantika - Central India
Praise the Lord. Through these days at camp, I got to know how and where to find hope where there is no hope. We shouldn't be fearful of or discouraged by anything. We should remain stable in every situation with our hope in God, no matter what surrounds us and what stands against us. We have learned, and I believe, that there is a God who is the God of hope, in Whom we can trust and depend on. Jesus, who is better than any prophet, apostle or leader, who is even better than Moses, is our God and Lord and Savior. Jesus gives us hope for living and purpose for life. He has never forsaken us. I am grateful unto the Lord. We have also learned wonderful lessons from the life of Ida Scudder. I want to be like her, to serve many people who need help. I thank God and the LCMI team.

Azra - Nepal
I was encouraged by this mobile camp, as we learned action songs and about Moses' life and how he served the Lord. I am very encouraged by how God planned Moses' life from childhood. Even in many difficult situations, God showed His favor to Moses. When I heard this, my faith in the Lord Jesus Christ increased and now I am so willing to put my trust in Him. We often give our lives to worldly things, but from now on, I will make Jesus more of a priority in my life. I heard in missions class about how Ida was not willing to serve the Lord at first. She did not want to be a missionary like her father, she wanted to live an easy life, but God had different plans for her life, and He called her to serve in India and open a hospital for poor people. From this lesson, I feel God has called me and I am willing to serve Him. Thank you.

Anmol - North India
Praise be to Jesus! I am very glad that the pastor brought me here for the special needs camp these last three days. I had no idea about the camp or what it would be like, but I learned something from the camp about health and hygiene. We practiced brushing our teeth. We heard about Jesus, how He loves us, and that we are special to Him. I also learned about some of the people whom God used. I also want to be useful for God. We received gifts also. Thank you for the gift of love. Please remember us in your prayers.

Muskan - Northwest India
Greetings to you all! I thank God for the opportunity to have this fellowship with God's people and also differently-abled people just like me. I felt very good and very loved in this place. Now I am realizing that God takes care of us through other people and that He loves us. I believe God is with us, just like He is with others and He can use us too. Amen! Thank you so much!

Thalana - Sri Lanka
Praise the Lord. Today, I participated in this parents seminar which was held at our church. My husband couldn't participate with me, but I wish he could have been here. The pastor taught us that even beyond marriage and having kids, there are much more important things to learn in our lives. Within this very short time, he taught us how to conduct our family life and many other things. There was an activity where the pastor told us to write down our husbands' good qualities and read it to them. Since my husband is not here, I will take the list home, and instead of handing him the list, I want to look him in the eye and tell him all the good things and qualities about him. I thank LCMI and the team for conducting this seminar. I hope there will be more seminars held in the future for the people that are living around this area, so that they will also get an opportunity to learn more about how to run their families and correct their ways. Thank you.

Pastor Vasudev - Bangladesh
Today, I learned an important lesson about the responsibilities of a pastor. I realized that a pastor's duty goes beyond guiding capable and skilled children. We should have the compassion of Jesus, seeking out the helpless and making them feel loved and embraced in the arms of God, rather than isolated and condemned. Every person is fearfully and wonderfully created by God, and He desires everyone to experience eternal life. Surely from now on, I will be mindful of implementing these teachings in my service to God.

Sapana - Nepal
Sewing was something completely new for me to learn and I am very excited to have learned it all here at this Tailoring Center in the last four months. I felt renewed when the teachers were telling us about the Bible and Jesus. It was good for me to hear, and I talked about Jesus a lot with the friends I made here. After this, I put my faith in Jesus. I am very happy that the Tailoring Center teachers taught us very properly. After learning, I can now sew some of my own clothes and this has helped me to save some money. Now, I can make what my family needs. So, I want to thank the teachers who started this free class. It was so encouraging to me personally.