OUR BELIEF

We believe that generosity is not optional, welfare is not secular, and accountability is not hostile to faith. Scripture consistently ties righteousness to justice, compassion, and responsibility for one another. Any expression of Christianity that ignores hunger, oppression, abuse, or desperation contradicts its own foundations.

Tithes and offerings were never meant only to sustain structures; they were meant to sustain people. When resources are intentionally directed toward welfare, restoration, education, and protection of the vulnerable, the ripple effects are clear: reduced crime, reduced moral compromise, stronger families, and deeper spiritual commitment.