• Continued major projects such as the Food Pantry Sophia, the New Hope Village, and the Saluda-Ternopil Charitable Organization

• Continued financial funding for associate missionary projects in Ukraine, Bolivia, Costa Rica and the U.S.

• Began cleft surgery program in Ternopil, Ukraine, providing no cost surgery for poor children

• Began "foster family" orphanage in pilot program with the Ukrainian government.

• Provided funding for the 160-bed hospital to repair and replace 60-year-old plumbing system

• Provided transportation and housing for Costa Rican youth to have surgery in Portland, Oregon

• Provided funding to send children from the New Hope Village Orphanage to the sea shore for summer vacation

• Began re-construction on final building at the New Hope Village

• Continued financial support of 10 Ukrainian missionary families

• Provided funding for installation of heating system for 160 bed hospital in Ukraine

• Provided funding for installation of heating system for medical clinic in Shelpachy Village

• Provided funding for renovation on three riverside buildings in Alexandria, Ukraine, to be used as Christian Training Center and summer camp

• Purchased four motorcycles for pastor transportation in India

• Provided funding for complete sound set, musical instruments, PA system and bibles for church in Bolivia

• Provided funding for "Food Pantry Sofia", which serves 90 indigent families and children in Ternopil, Ukraine (opened May 2005)

• Provided funding for an awards system for New Hope Orphanage students.

• Provided funding for cleaning supplies, sanitary supplies, school supplies and medicines for New Hope Orphanage

• Provided funding for New Hope Village, an elder care hostel and provider of 32 jobs in Ukraine

• Provided funding for the doubling in size of a church in the Himasial Pradesh region of India

• Provided funding for a biomedical repair facility in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala

• Provided funding for the Christian Youth Summer Camp

• Provided fundingto the Mennonites Brothers of Germany to assist with building needs at their medical clinic in Ukraine.

• Provide funding for the "first ever" Invalids Summer Camp

• Purchased Volkswagen Transporter Van, for transporting orphans and patients

• Provided funding for farming operation of "Andrew's Home for Alcoholics", allowing them to be self-sufficient

• Provided funding for the championship orphanage soccer team to travel to the European Games in Poland

• Provided funding for 10 missionary families in the Vennista region of Ukraine

• Purchased one prayer house in the village of Granov

• Provided Girls Handicapped Orphanage with funds for summer trip to seashore

          Bolivia:

• Provided funding for a 500-seat church in Yamparez

• Provided funding for the Azuurdy medical clinic through June 2004

• Provided funding for surgeries

          Ukraine:

• Provided complete funding for the New Hope Village re-construction and operation.

• Provided continuing and intensified support for the New Hope Orphanage and its 170 orphans

• Provided funding for the purchase of four buildings to be used by "church planters" in the villages of the Vennesta region

• Provided funding for weekly interfaith youth groups

• Provided funding for an alcoholic treatment center

• Provided funding for handicapped orphan girls summer trip to the Black Sea

• Funded and managed the "Christmas party of all Christmas parties" at the New Hope Village Orphanage

• Provided funding for three small ministries (individual Ukrainians) to assist their friends and relatives
   

          Bolivia:

• Initiated and provided complete funding for the purchase and distribution of 750,000 vitamins

• Provided complete funding for the 2003 annual operation of the medical clinic in the village of Molleni

• Provided funding for the completion of the church in the village of Azurdy.

• Provided pastor's annual stipend and purchase of a motorcycle for the pastor to use to get to remote villages

• Provided funding for shipping of a 40 ft. container of humanitarian supplies.

• Provided substantial funding for the missionaries' humanitarian discretionary fund for travel, tools, etc.

          U.S. Virgin Islands and Honduras:

• Provided funds for three church workers to spend their vacations participating in charity missions in these areas

          Ukraine:

• Provided funding for regional medical diagnostic center in Ternopil, a city of 500,000.

• Reached agreement to provide complete funding for the New Hope Village

• Provided complete funding for the first year of operation, including initial stocking of medicine for the chronic care pharmacy at the village of Scallat

• Provided substantial funding for a vitamin project, food pantry and humanitarian discretionary fund

• Provided complete funding for the purchase of buildings in six villages to be used by "church planters" in establishing new churches

• Provided complete funding for 10 missionary families to work in rural villages

• Provided a new English language lab for the Koropets Orphanage, complete with TV, VCR, cassette tape decks, and audio/visual language instructors