"For over twenty seven years, MCF - through the generosity of people like you - has provided 1,120 missionaries with the use of a free automobile while on state side assignment. MCF is a non-profit organization led by Harvey Kneisel, HFBC Minister of Missions Emeritus." Page 11, Ekklesia Mission '07 Magazine HFBC, Missions & Connection Center 7401 Katy Freeway Houston, Texas

 Dear Friend:

     William Carey and Luther Rice went simultaneously to Burma to launch the modern mission movement. Soon Rice 
 came home to do an equally important task. Someone must "hold the rope" for the foreign mission team. That is 
 what I am asking you to do. We have thousands of Great Commission Christians who have left family, friends, and 
 country to share Christ overseas. We can "hold the rope" for them when they come home for a few months to rest 
 and revive.

     Over twenty-seven years, through the generosity of people like you, over 1,100 missionaries have received use of a 
 free automobile. We are not soliciting money. We are requesting any form of transportation:  autos, vans, boats, 
 airplanes, etc. What cannot be used to transport missionaries will be sold or traded for missionary autos. Many 
 people, rather than trading in their old vehicle when buying a new one, donate the older vehicle for tax credit. We are 
 a non-profit organization.

 Please help us continue to "hold the rope."

 Harvey Kneisel, President.

  Why should we help missionaries with transportation stateside?

   - Missionaries on furlough in the United States are often here only a few months. Their transportation is not provided. It is 
        cost-prohibitive to buy a vehicle for 3-12 months.

   - Because we enter into their labors when we assist people carrying out God's Great Commision. The Apostle John says, 
        "We, therefore, ought to receive such, that we might be fellow helpers in the truth.".

   - While helping missionaries, your donation, whether automobile, boat, truck, or property, serves as a tax deductible 
        contribution to a non-profit organization.

  How do we donate vehicles, etc. to MCF?

  - See 'About Donations' Page





   MCF Sister Organizations (in other states):

   - Georgia
   - Mississippi
   - South Carolina
	Dr. Mitch Brooks, Contact Person
	864-338-5241 (work), 864-296-5277 (home), 
	866-382-5241 (toll free), mbrooks@secondbaptistbelton.com
	(Serves:  Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, 
	South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia)



   Articles About Macedonian Call Foundation:

   - 1,000 Cars for Missionaries Tallied by Macedonian Call Foundation
   - Helping to ‘Hold the Rope’