United Pentecostal Church: Vintage License Plate

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Vintage Vanity License Plate - This item if framed professionally make a great decoration & conversation piece in a pastor’s office, study or home libray.
It also makes a great gift when framed professionally or done as a DIY for the older UPCI pastor or minister in your life especially those who were Youth Leaders/Pastors or worked on a Sectional, District or National Youth (Conquerors) Ministry Team, where they worked hard at raised Sheaves for Christ funds annually.
Move the Mission (formerly Sheaves for Christ) is the fundraising ministry of the UPCI Youth Ministries. Since its inception in 1952, over 8 million has been raised to fund missions and ministries around the world.
* A missionary having the vehicle he needs to carry the gospel to the furthest regions of his country.
* A North American missionary having a building so that he can share truth in his community.
* A child finding healing and a future at Tupelo Children’s Mansion or Lighthouse Ranch for Boys.
* A student pursuing her calling and Christian Education with a MTM Scholarship.
* A child being placed with a loving family through New Beginnings.
When you invest in Move the Mission you intentionally share the gospel around the world.
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