Ephratha House Christian Ministries

“Expenses advertising 530 office expenses 719 travel expenses 19,570 insurance 512 food/meals expense 2,856 supplies 2,206 uniforms 214 bank fees 77 government fees 942 school fees 198 miscellaneous expenses 544 repairs & maintenance 4,772 non-investment depreciation 700 total 33,840”

“Vehicles/equipment 0 7,000 less accumulated depreciation 0 700 total 0 6,300”

“Ephratha house christian ministries operates a christian orphanage in the town of machinjiri in malawi southeastern africa. The current facility is capable of housing ten small children up to age five. Phase one of ephratha house is to move into a larger facility capable of housing between 100-150 children. With thousands of orphaned children in the immediate vicinity, the need is as great as it is urgent. Phase two of ephratha house involves the procurement of agricultural land to support the orphan services. There are crops that can only be grown in the regions around the equator such as coffee, cocoa, and macadamia nuts. Cultivating these geographically sensitive crops will dramatically impact local economies by paying a truly living wage to workers who are too often taken advantage of. In addition to funding our orphan services, phase two serves the dual function of lifting up local communities and providing a witness to god's great love for them in jesus.”

“Through compassionate support, community involvement, and sustainable agriculture, ephratha house christian ministries aims to provide orphaned and vulnerable children in mawlawi, africa with a continuum of holistic care, education, and the hope found in jesus. This is accomplished through an agricultural model that also impacts local communities with the gospel and gainful employment. Ephratha house's current facility in machinjiri, malawi is capable of housing ten small children up to age five. Phase one of ephratha house is to move into a larger facility capable of housing between 100-150 children. In the new facility, the organization will be able to serve more children from a wider age group than currently able. With thousands of orphaned children in the immediate vicinity, the need is as great as it is urgent. Phase two of ephratha house involves the procurement of agricultural land to support orphan services. There are crops that can only be grown in the regions around the equator such as coffee, cocoa, and macadamia nuts. Cultivating these geographically sensitive crops will dramatically impact local economies by paying a truly living wage to workers who are too often taken advantage of. In addition to funding our orphan services, phase two serves the dual function of lifting up local communities and providing a witness to god's great love for them in jesus.”

“Through compassionate support, community involvement, and sustainable agriculture, ephratha house christian ministries aims to provide orphaned and vulnerable children in mawlawi, africa with a continuum of holistic care, education, and the hope found in jesus. This is accomplished through an agricultural model that also impacts local communities with the gospel and gainful employment. Ephratha house's current facility in machinjiri, malawi is capable of housing ten small children up to age five. Phase one of ephratha house is to move into a larger facility capable of housing between 100-150 children. In the new facility, the organization will be able to serve more children from a wider age group than currently able. With thousands of orphaned children in the immediate vicinity, the need is as great as it is urgent. Phase two of ephratha house involves the procurement of agricultural land to support orphan services. There are crops that can only be grown in the regions around the equator such as coffee, cocoa, and macadamia nuts. Cultivating these geographically sensitive crops will dramatically impact local economies by paying a truly living wage to workers who are too often taken advantage of. In addition to funding our orphan services, phase two serves the dual function of lifting up local communities and providing a witness to god's great love for them in jesus.”