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Introduction to Gleanings for the Hungry

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Uploaded by on Jun 18, 2007

http://www.gleanings.org
Gleanings for the Hungry is a ministry of Youth With A Mission (YWAM), an interdenominational Christian organization serving in over one hundred nations. Gleanings' mission is to help feed the hungry spiritually and physically.

We process nectarines and peaches sun drying them to preserve the fruit. In addition, we produce a very nutritious dried soup mix by blending vegetables, spices, a soy protein, and packaging it in quart or gallon bags. Other nutritious shelf stable food products are donated by many generous companies which allows us to provide for many more of "the least of these our brothers."

We partner with many Christian ministries to distribute the dried fruit, vegetable soup mix, raisins, power bars, baby food, beans, nutritious drinks, vitamins, and many other food products to the hungry of the world ---- meeting not only their physical needs, but their spiritual needs as well.

In the 2004 year we shipped over 4,400,000 lbs of food and have yearly continued to provide these large amounts.

The fruit is distributed by missionary organizations or Church groups to make sure it gets to the needy and there is opportunity to evangelize.

Video produced by Procla-Media --http://www.proclamedia.org/ Copyright 2001.

(Edited for YouTube requirements by David Sutherland at Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, 2007.)

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