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A Minister’s Wife in Life or Death Struggle

Image above: The Gateway Singers | Pictured Left to Right – Dave & Jan McSpadden, Vikki & Don Hunt

You may very likely know Don and Vikki Hunt. For 49 years they have devoted their lives to music ministry with the Gateway Singers from Centerville, Iowa. Singing, preaching, and leading revivals, the Gateway Singers have ministered to hundreds of congregations throughout 45 states. They have also performed onstage at the North American Christian Convention.

Don and Vikki Hunt are lifetime faithful servants of Christ, and they are in critical need of our financial assistance. I’m writing to ask for your help—right away.

Vikki Hunt was recently injured in a very serious accident. Her car slid sideways into oncoming traffic. The T-bone collision left shattered glass and metal covering the highway—and Vikki pinned helplessly in the wreckage.

First responders worked nearly two hours using the Jaws of Life to extricate Vikki from the twisted remains of her vehicle. Twice her heart stopped beating. Twice her heroic rescuers successfully resuscitated her. Finally free, Vikki was flown by air ambulance to the nearest Level 1 Trauma hospital.

Vikki had cuts, scrapes, and deep bruises all over her body. Her arm was broken. It was feared that a rib had punctured her lung. But most critical were her legs. Skin had been nearly completely peeled off both legs from the knees down, leaving muscle and bone exposed.

For weeks doctors and nurses labored around the clock to attempt to regrow skin and save Vikki’s legs. There were multiple surgeries. She was even placed in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber hoping it would stimulate the growth of healthy skin. Unfortunately, all efforts failed. Both of Vikki’s legs had to be amputated.

Now, due to Vikki’s horrible accident, their work is on hold, and only the Lord knows whether they will ever be able to lead in active ministry again. Consequently, their only source of income is also on hold and just at the time when they will be facing massive medical, therapy, and rehabilitation expenses. Plus, their house will need remodeling to provide Vikki with wheelchair access.

As you know, the Kairos Benevolence Fund (KBF) exists to serve faithful Christian workers in just such crucial times of need. Our 14-member Distribution Team has unanimously approved a grant of up to $20,000 to help Don and Vikki with doctor and hospital bills, therapy and rehabilitation costs, remodeling, and other crisis-related expenses.

A KBF partner church has already agreed to help by offering to match—dollar for dollar—every donation made for the Hunts up to $10,000! This means that for every $1 you can send to KBF, you will be providing $2 of critical assistance to the Hunts.

Will you please help today? The need is real. The timing crucial. The match is waiting.

Here are several ways you can contribute today:

       1. Give Online: Go to www.Donate2KBF.com select the Don and Vikki Hunt Campaign and          follow the easy, step-by-step instructions to “Donate Now.”

        2. Mail a Check: Your gift can be mailed directly to:

Kairos Benevolence Fund – Don and Vikki Hunt Campaign

PO Box 19700 Irvine, CA 92623-9700

       3. Donate the Interest from your CDF Investment: Call CDF Investor Relations toll-free at           (888) 540-7112 to donate the interest you earn on your CDF investment(s) this month – or         this quarter! (Your donation will be reflected on your year-end investment statement, and           you will receive a separate gift receipt for tax purposes.)

        4. Give a Non-Cash Gift: The Kairos Benevolence Fund can also accept gifts of stock, real          estate, jewelry, and even cars. Please call David Duncan (417-437-4774) to discuss your              non-cash gift.

Whichever method of giving you prefer, please designate your gift for the Don and Vikki Hunt Campaign.

Thanks in advance for your prayerful consideration. Your “yes” will mean immediate help for Don and Vikki. It will bless these two faithful servants who have blessed our churches through the years.

 


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