What we are donating to this Christmas.

I hope I transferred this email I received correctly. If I did not please cut and paste the site address to your search bar. I think this is a positive gift to give.

My family, don't be suprised if you get a water buffalo for CHRISTmas this year !

	Would you rather get an iPod, a new car or a water buffalo this Christmas? Believe it or not, there are many people buying water buffalo this year—and changing people's lives in Asia at the same time! KSGN and Gospel for Asia are partnering to offer you a chance to give hope to a poor Asian family this Christmas through the 2008 Christmas Gift Campaign. You can give them gifts like chickens, sewing machines, goats, BioSand water filters, and yes, even a water buffalo. When a GFA missionary delivers your gift, it helps a poor family make a living, and opens the door for the message of Jesus' transforming love. For the last two years, thousands of families in Asia have found eternal hope as a result of the many generous gifts given through GFA's Christmas Gift Campaign by partners like KSGN. This year, you can be part of reaching out to another family with the Love of God. You can even give a gift in honor of one of your loved ones! You will be celebrating Christ's birth with your brothers and sisters in Asia and spreading the message of Christmas to those who have yet to hear. May the Lord bless you! Your friends at KSGN P.S. To share this opportunity with your family and friends, simple direct them to http://www.mygfa.org/christmas/ksgn. 100 percent of your donation is sent to the mission field. Nothing is taken out for administration or fundraising.
Gospel for Asia conducts ministry with the highest standards of financial integrity in managing the funds entrusted to use by God's people. We are a charter member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) and have been certified as one of the "Best in America" by the Independent Charities of America (ICA). This is your assurance that we meet the highest standards of public accountability, cost efficiency and program effectiveness set by both of these organizations.