Laborers with Christ

“Expenses office supplies & postage 3,234 travel 7,114 faagric progam-nigeria 7,489 haiti programs 48,675 total 66,512”

“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.”

“Working with the consolation center of haiti, an orphanage which houses 70 girls. They are providing food and education, as well as, implemented regular bible study and church services for 400 students, pre-k through 8th grade. Also involved with village of hope, in collaboration with goserv global, housing approximately 180 individuals in 45 homes. During 2015, new families were placed for temporary housing. Laborers with christ also assists with three additional learning centers in haiti. James 1:27 is a widow and infant center that houses 6 widows and 16 babies. Joshua project houses 40 boys within 12 homes. Finally, center of help orphanage hosues 37 girls and boys. A noteable accompishment in haiti during 2015 was the development of the fish project. It was a project which started vocational training to both older girls and boys who are associated with the orphanages. There are three girls who are in charge of daily chores for feeding fish, and six more girls and boys who help with weeding and planting of vegetables growing beds. This has been a wonderful project to build self confidence and create empowerment for the kids.”

“Continuing support for their faagric program (faith agriculture) in nigeria, west africa. They have educated more than 500 participants about self-sustaining agriculture, and about eating a nutritional diet. The project has provided the ability to make the self-sustaining agriculture available in local markets, which has sparked interest of others in the communities to purchase them. This has stimulated individuals to want to consume the self-sustainable agriculture and receive the additional health benefits. During 2015, there was an addition of two learning centers.”