Plastic pill bottle requests

Rather than throwing away all those plastic prescription medicine bottles, why not send them to a mission field? Here are mailing instruction and an address to which they can be shipped.

Mailing instructions

Size and weight:
Check with your local post office for up-to-date instructions.
Mark parcel:
"Empty medicine bottles - not for resale"
Value:
None (If post office insists on a value, put 1 U.S. dollar).
Shipping costs:
Check with your local post office for surface mail cost per pound.
Forms:
Place a sheet inside the parcel with your name and address and a listing of the contents.
Confirm:
Whenever you mail a box, write the missionary a separate letter telling when and what was sent.

Note: Labels need not be completely removed before sending pill bottles. However, commercial carburetor cleaners such as WD-40 can facilitate cleaning off labels.

Shipping addresses

Nazarene Clinic
P. O. Box 879
Siteki L300
KINGDOM OF SWAZILAND

Rolling bandages

For information on where bandage rolls are needed:

arrow   Looking for a way to raise money for Compassionate Ministries? Try using the rice bowls from RiceBowls.org. Those plastic banks shaped like bowls of rice will turn loose change and dollar bills into food for the hungry!

SNU missions course materials and syllabi

Cultural Anthropology    Introduction to Missions    Linguistics    Mexican Field Studies    Missions Strategies    Modern Missionary Movement (History of Missions)    Nazarene Missions    Church Growth and Christian Missions    Theology of Missions    Traditional Religions    World Religions
 
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