What is the Color of Hope?

• a fun, unique evening featuring a Live and Silent Art Auction hosted by Global Network of Independent Missions, Inc. ("Global NIM")

Where and When?

• Harwelden Mansion (2210 S. Main, Tulsa, Ok)
• Thursday, September 15, 2011     7 - 9 p.m.
• Various live and silent auction rounds

Purpose

• Funds raised will assist orphans and school children in Haiti, Kenya, and India who are supported by Global NIM

What art will be featured?

• Original works from local and national artists including:

                Tulsa artists Roger Disney, Michele Clancy and others
                Shawnee artist Julie Blackstone
           International Award-Winning Artist Nurlan Abishev (Kazakhstan)

• PLUS art and handmade crafts created exclusively for this event by the orphan and school children themselves

Why an art auction?

To celebrate the God-given creativity and talent of the artists, and allow the international orphans and schoolchildren who will benefit from the auction to participate in the fun.

Other details...

• Arts and crafts made by the children will generally be sold at fixed prices; however, some of the children’s work, along with the other pieces, will be bid on through Silent or Live Auction. (Details provided on a flyer available at the entrance.)
• Food and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided, in part, by Mom & Me Catering and Kaffe Bona!
• Tulsa Harp Guitarist Joesf Glaude will serenade us with inspiring selections
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Experience Art & Music - Enjoy Amazing Recipes -

Bring Hope

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What is Global NIM?

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  "Connects needs with prayer and provision" (our motto)
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  Supports grassroots missions founded and led by indigenous Christian leaders who wish to assist with the physical and spiritual needs in their communities
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  Partners with 13 ministries in 9 countries
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  Funds projects such as: orphan sponsorship, transportation needs, construction projects, evangelical publications and training programs, medical and office equipment 
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  Global NIM is an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable organization

Join with us to make a life-enriching impact in the precious lives of these children!

 Below, Sweetie, who was mutilated as an infant and left in a forest to die, reflects the joy of the Lord found since her rescue by Henry Bhasker of Good Shepherd Mission, Puttur, A.P., India.

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Dheeraj and Hemalatha of India have found a warm home at Santhosa Samsara (Orphanage) in Bangalore after surviving religious persecution in the state of Orissa.

Ashish (aka "Dancing Ashish") has so much more energy after finding nourishment and love at Santhosa Samsara Orphanage in Bangalore, India.

Youvika Dieu from Haiti - Despite the trauma of surviving a violent earthquake, you cannot take her smile away!

 A young Haitian child who attended VBS put on by our partner, Pastor Ezena, in Les Anglais.