The Benefit Photos

First of all, thanks so much everyone for coming out last night and making the End Malaria Benefit a success!  We raised $3000  to send to World Vision's End Malaria Campaign and gathered 100 more signatures for the petition to send to the US Congress.

Here are some photos taken by our friend Bruce Peerson at the event last night, thanks Bruce!

Benefit Photos Click the picture to access the album!

End Malaria Benefit Concert

We are so excited for the End Malaria Benefit Concert.  It will be a night of great music, an awesome way to learn more about Malaria and it's impact on the globe, and be a part of ending a disease that is killing children around the world!

Leading off the night will be Vinnie Adams an amazingly talented songwriter (featured on the Faith Church Worship CD "Hope".









Second in the line-up will be acclaimed singer/songwriter Katie Kapetyn. Check her music out on Myspace: Katie's Myspace.

Finishing out the night, we have none other than Dyer Indiana's own "Heavenly Pickers".  This dynamic bluegrass trio features the vocal stylings of S. Joel Norman, Ryan Matthyse (Faith Church), and John Clausing on the banjo.  You will not want to miss this!

Use this video to share information with your friends about Malaria and why we're raising money!



ACT:S TO END MALARIA - If You Care... from World Vision ACT:S on Vimeo.

Free Promotional Material

You can help promote the event by inviting your friends to the facebook event, sending them to this website (endmalariafc.blogspot.com) or by handing them a card or a poster! You can print your own from these links, or stop by the Faith Student Ministries office and pick some up today!

Click here to download --> 8.5x11 Poster

Click here to download -->8.5x14 Poster

Business Card Print

Coming in December!

Faith Church Student Ministries will be hosting:

End Malaria Benefit Show

we will be raising money to meet our goal of providing 1000 mosquito nets to children in Africa through
Acts to End Malaria a World Vision campaign to eradicate Malaria by the year 2015.