Economic Empowerment

The Gospel is the Foundation...

Man weighing red onions on the back of an old truck.
Weighing red onions from our crop in Summer 2023.
...of healthy economies. And healthy economies help lay new foundations of the Gospel to be shared freely.

We strongly believe in self-sustained economic development that can take communities from poverty to productivity. To help alleviate poverty and bring sustainability requires that basics such as training, implementation of economic projects, and monitoring be part of the process. Our model of education, empowerment, and investment enables the most marginalized people to bring themselves and their communities out of poverty. By providing training, especially in agricultural skills, and animal husbandry the overall health and income of a community are greatly impacted.

We help communities develop the gifts and talents that God has given by equipping them with resources and opportunities such as funding to launch new businesses. Your donation of goods and funds aid us in providing life-changing differences in these communities who are turning to Jesus as their ultimate provider.


large farm field with maize sprouting up.
Weeding 10 acres of maize on the Favor Farm (Summer 2023).
Man in maize crop collecting maize in a small bucket.
Another batch of second season maize on the Favor Farm (Summer 2023).
Man sewing eleventh bag in a line of large bags filled to the brim.
Sewing shut bags of maize on the Favor Farm in preparation for market (Summer 2023).
Many pigs in the back of a truck.
In the Ayunda village, 50 women were each given a male and female pig for their empowerment project.
Two vocational students leveling flat stones for a walking path.
Two of our vocational students gaining experience with a landscaping project.
Student in blue work suit and gloves shaking hands with nicely dressed woman at landscape project site.
Landscaping, mechanics, farming, and fisheries are just a few options our Vocational Program students are given.
Students with bakers hats on sitting in front of chalk boards with recipes.
Bakery, animal husbandry, tailoring, and hairdressing are just a few options our Vocational Program students are given.
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