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Make a special end of year donation now & help BHC prepare for 2012

Do you find the information that Biblical Heritage Center makes available on its website, Google Group, Blog, Twitter, Facebook or Discovering the Bible helpful? How about the audio and videos found on the pages of Dr. Ike Tennison or Rabbi Jeffry Leynor?

We understand the difficult economic pressures that many face today and that is why we provide access to the above BHC resources without charge. We have found that many times the people who need this information the most are not able to pay for it. We appreciate those who have contributed to our work that make everything available for so many others.BHC is completely funded by the gifts we receive from individuals. It is not associated with or funded by any religious institution.

Please consider making a special year end donation that will help fund our work in the coming year. If our resources are helpful for you, and you are able to help financially, you contribution will make a big difference and help BHC.

If you have never donated before – why not help today. We are very excited about the projects that we hope to share with you in 2012.

For information about how to donate online or by mail go to –
http://www.biblicalheritage.org/BHC/donate.htm

Shalom & Thank You!
Jim Myers

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