Eleventh Hour has been working diligently this spring to serve missionaries in the field.  The Lord seems to be leading us more and more into a printing ministry by providing opportunities to do printing jobs for missionaries who don't have access to the printing facilities of a large organization.  He has enabled us to provide these services at no cost to the missionary.  In some cases they have provided the paper, but generally we have provided all materials, labor and even the layout work.  The addition of a Ricoh production printer has streamlined our operation and enabled us to create a very professional product on a variety of specialty papers.  As the Lord hones our skills we are able to offer these professional services and capabilities to the man in the field, removing some of their burden and allowing them more time and funds to concentrate on the ministry.

Another print job coming up is the production of literacy manuals for the deaf of Africa, through the ministry of Dr. Victor Vodounou, missionary to the deaf of Western Africa and his Live Ear Ministries.  Dr. Vodounou has recently made plans to do serious deputation to put him on the field permanently.  An émigré from Benin, West Africa and profoundly deaf from birth, he and his family wish to return to Africa to set up more deaf churches and mission schools for the deaf to make them literate enough to read the Bible for themselves.  He has prepared a series of special teaching manuals and workbooks to achieve his goals.  We will be printing and assembling the manuals using a spiral binding system.  If you would like to support Dr. Vodounou's ministry, please contact us at pray79848@yahoo.com and we will give you the details.   Workbook production samples

Recently we printed the first phase of a women's Bible study for Lisa Corder of Calvary Baptist Bible Ranch, working in conjunction with First Calvary Baptist Church, Sanderson.  We used their material and designed a series of three booklets comprising a study of the Godly Woman.  The second two booklets are in production.  We tried to use graphics and print fonts that improved the readibility and accessibility of the material.  Our print manager has a master's degree in reading and his skills are being put to great use in developing the design of these materials.