World Missions Park

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World Missions Park is a beautiful park planned for the area directly behind the new EdenRidge Welcome Center. The park will feature an impressive natural rock outcrop, a pond, three waterfalls, a creek, a steel globe, as well as a number of walkways and benches. This artist rendering shows the park as seen from the deck of the Welcome Center. Add a cup a coffee while enjoying the view and... Wow!

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All donors, other than those who wish to donate anonymously, will be listed on the park's webpage. Furthermore, those who give $1,000 or more will be listed on the welcome plaque near the park. 

 

Donors may choose to give on behalf of another person, such as someone they would like to recognize, or an organization such as a church, another ministry, or a business. Donors may also choose to give in memory of someone. 

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Donations are 100% tax-deductible. 

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$36,500 (72% of our $50,000 goal) raised!

(updated 5.4.2021)

The construction of World Missions Park is made possible thanks to generous donations received from the following individuals, churches, ministries, and businesses:

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Donors

  • Rodger & Jan Brumbaugh 

  • Dave and Juliane Clark

  • Oliver and Rachel Dossmann

  • Françoise Dossmann

  • Richard and Francine Engle

  • The Farrow family

  • Skip Freitag

  • Jan Groen

  • Vaughn and Maralee Groen

  • The Heppner family

  • Billy and Irma Jordan

  • Gary and Kathy Meier

  • Eric and Kristanna Richardson 

  • The Richardson family children (Ezra, Josiah, Gigi and Pascal)

  • Charles and Patricia Scott

  • Philip C. Smith and Mary Ferraro Smith

  • Bob and Cristy Tiedemann

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Memorials

  • Lois Brown

  • André and Denise Claye 

  • Daniel Dossmann 

  • Jean-Claude Dossmann 
  • Clark Groen 

  • Roger and Simone Guichard 

  • Robert and Louise Jordan

  • Willis and Lois Oglesby

  • Matante Henriette Ricur 

  • Wallace Edward Sibley

  • Fredrick and Hilda Tiedemann

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Churches and Ministries

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Businesses 

 

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