Introducing Revelation Seven Nine Education Fund
Born out of a desire to help the children of Christian workers in developing or largely non-Christian countries receive a Christ-based education in the USA, the Revelation Seven Nine Education Fund was launched in May 2017 as a non-profit organization to solicit donations in order to grant scholarships to worthy candidates. On the day before its launch, as a confirmation as to its need, a missionary friend from India made me aware of a pastor who has two sons studying at a small Christian school in the mid-west. These boys were sponsored by a relative for 2 years but circumstances changed and the sponsorship dried up. These are exactly the kinds of student that Revelation Seven Nine was envisioned for. Both boys are keen Christians, exhibited leadership in their school – lead worship – and are good students academically. Both have high hopes of going to college for degrees in engineering. Their parents minister sacrificially in a small church in northern India, struggling financially. Would you like to be part of a support team for their family and other members of their small church by making a donation to the Revelation Seven Nine Education fund?
We are also supporting a Chinese young man from Beijing studying to become a pastor at Lancaster Bible College. We hope this will be just the start of a stream of generosity to see many children of Christian families from around the world be able to realize the dream of a Christian education and to see fulfilled the promise one day of Revelation 7:9. Will you join us?
David Lindhiem
Chairman of the board, Revelation Seven Nine Education Fund.
David and Joel Ashish
It is my pleasure to speak to the integrity of the Ashish brothers. The boys have completed two years of education with us at Grandview Christian School. They are stellar students. Joel and David work hard in their classes and achieve excellent grades. Both boys were recognized by their teachers with special class awards this past school year. Joel and David are very polite young men and are willing helpers when there are tasks to be done. When Joel and David arrived at GCS for the 2015-2016 school year they came in with great spirits and a desire to “settle in” to life at Grandview Christian School. They both strive toward excellence, not only in their daily school work, but also in leading Praise and Worship, sports and other activities they engage in. They do not shy away from leadership and are involved in extra things at school. There are menial tasks that are done weekly here at school, such as, getting the cafeteria tables down and up (we eat in our gym, so our tables have to be removed for game days, etc). We ask for volunteers to help with these tasks and the boys are always ready, willing and able and complete the tasks with a great spirit.
Nita Tripp Head
Administrator Grandview Christian School
Testimonials
Graduates Antonije and Ivan, who was valedictorian.