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The One-Day Church initiative is a response to the urgent need for church homes for existing Seventh-day Adventist congregations. Thousands of congregations around the globe meet in a house or under a tree every week. The One-Day Church strives to meet these needs with a high-quality, low-cost, quickly constructed building.
The One-Day Church was created and developed by businessman Garwin McNeilus. The program is a collaborative effort between the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Adventist-laymen's Services and Industries (ASI) and Maranatha Volunteers International. Volunteers and locals assemble the church in just one day, while church
members complete the walls and floor according to local customs and
availability of materials.
Maranatha built 428 One-Day churches in 2009 in 6 countries. So far in 2010, the organization has built 507 One-Day churches, with 140 currently going up in Haiti to be used as shelters, churches and schools following the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Port-au-Prince in January.
The organization is also building One-Day churches in Zambia, Malawi, Congo, Tanzania, Kenya, India, Honduras, Mexico, Ecuador and Belize, to name a few.
One-Day schools are now being built in several countries as well, including Zambia, Ecuador and Haiti.
You can sponsor a One-Day Church now for just $1,500.
Learn More
Follow the links below to learn more about the One-Day Church
The Need
The Church
The Process
FAQ
Download Material
Use the following material to spread the word about the One-Day Church.
One-Day Church Video (6 min)
One-Day Church Question & Answer Video (18 min)
Poster (5.5 x 8.5 in)
Poster (8.5 x 11 in)
Poster (11 x 17 in)
Printable FAQs (pdf)
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