Laborers with Christ

“Expenses bank fees 536 office supplies 168 auto exp 1,143 haiti programs 41,850 nigeria programs faagric 14,000 other donations 15,250 insurance 450 total 73,397”

“Other loans receivable 1,877 1,877 2015 winnebago trend 23b rv 52,448 0 total 54,325 1,877”

“Note payable les 30,000 0”

“To meet the physical and spiritual needs of the world; to advance the health and wellbeing of the poor and needy, widow and orphan, and anyone else who desires a diet full of nutrition and variety; and to live out the gospel.”

“In 2024, laborers with christ continues to help with financial sponsorship of an orphanage called the center of help. Most of the future financial support will be based upon donors who desire to designate for projetcs such as this. The center of help is a facility with 24 children and a staff that helps to operate and oversee the orphanage. Laborers with christ is regularly in contact with the staff and is excited for future projects to help with the health and well-being of the facility. This year, once again, laborers with christ, was instrumental in a backpack program to help provide backpacks and school supplies to help the children with educational needs.”

“Laborers with christ stays very active in support for the faagric program (faith agriculture) in nigeria, west africa. They have educated more than 1200+ participants in self-sustainable agriculture, and the importance of a strong nutritional diet. The project has provided the knowledge and ability to make the locally grown vegetables available in local markets, which has sparked interest of others in the communities who purchase them. This has stimulated individuals to want to consume the vegetables and receive the additional health benefits. In 2024 classes were offered at several different locations. Laborers with christ is helping sponsor a pastor in the middle belt of nigeria which is an area of the persecuted church in ngeria. Regular support is sent to help with outreach and training as they reach out to the muslim community.”