Farming Project

Throughout His ministry, Jesus exemplified three key actions: preaching the gospel, teaching the word of God, and tending to the needs of the poor.

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In His approach to feeding the hungry, particularly highlighted in Matthew 14, Jesus demonstrated a profound understanding of resources. When He fed the 5,000 in the wilderness, He did not pray for food to appear out of thin air. Instead, He inquired about what was available and offered a blessing over those existing provisions.

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This understanding aligns with our belief in the Spirit of Wisdom, which recognizes that bread is derived from wheat cultivated through diligent farming practices. It is evident that the Lord appreciates the principles of agriculture, prompting us to initiate various farming projects that encompass both crop cultivation and animal husbandry.

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Furthermore, we are committed to ensuring that the ministers and pastors who collaborate with us do not experience food insecurity. Our efforts extend beyond nourishment; we also provide support for these individuals to engage in agricultural and animal husbandry ventures. This initiative is designed to enhance food production, ultimately benefiting our surrounding communities.