Panaderia Planning Documentation, part 1 
I will take the elements of this plan slightly out of order. Part 3 of the planning document is actually the section that highlights the purposes for this BAM Project. Let’s start with it. In terms of the thinking process, this should be one of the first elements to be developed for the project. (The original document is in Spanish.)
III Proposal
The proposal is to create a business that generates economic profit that will help different families within the local congregation at the mission in Otuzco, selected by evaluation, with their economic needs. It will serve similarly for the pastor family, in advancing the missionary effort. It will achieve self sustainment of the Mission going forward over time.
In the same way, the objective of the BAM is to strengthen and expand the Gospel mission of salvation for our brothers in the Andes, to strategic places that the mission of Otuzco proposes to reach in the confines of the province.
We like the purposes:
- Good work for members of the congregation
Our goal is to be a definite benefit to members of the church, who should be able to achieve an improved lifestyle and give a good testimony as children of God.
- Sustain and advance the work (the mission)
To begin, based on the budget of the local church, the project needs financial support to get started. In time the project should be self-sustaining and the bakery process should become more profitable as production is diversified.
(This proposal section on Purposes is simply stated, and it is very clear. The project will provide needed employment in a wholesome, Christian business environment. This meets a real need within the current mission church family. The profits will fuel the ministry outreach, not just in the community of Otuzco, but to other mission points in the Province. This church has already extablished two specific mission points and is currently finishing a mission church building in one of the locations. It is an amazing work.)
Next time we will include additional sections of their planning document.
Blessings,
Larry
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