Timothy Project GiG
God is Good!
since 1985
Sharing the Gospel and Love of Christ with People of Diverse Cultures
"But you, God, see the trouble of the afflicted; you consider their grief and take it in hand. The victims commit themselves to you; you are the helper of the fatherless." (Ps 10:14)
from Pastor Temesghen
from Sister Saba
from Tesfai
Dec 4, 2023
Today the board of Alula's Dream Foundation had a meeting. We decided the center to be called Alula Community Center of Nebelet since we’re going to provide service for everybody, counseling for all ages and genders, IDP, Library, Training hall, Sports , after-school program for children.
Dec 21, 2023
Dear Dr Paul how are you doing?
Yesterday i was distributing food and school kits to 200 families in Tenber area where they have the highest starvation
Nov 20, 2023
From Ayder Hospital and Mekelle University where we did trauma healing training and we also sponsor students monthly. Praise God they graduated a few days ago. Thank you for all your prayers supports love and care toward those precious girls. Thank you thank you everyone please keep praying for everyone of them.
January 2024
Gala fundraising in December 2023 for the Alula Community Center in Nebelet.
Pastor Temesgen's team delivering emergency food. Hundreds have died of starvation in recent weeks.
Girls whose education was interrupted by the war were able to graduate!
Mission
The mission of the Timothy Project GiG is
"to share the gospel and love of Christ with people of diverse cultures and to facilitate their development as totally devoted followers of Christ. "
In the Beginning
Timothy Project was founded in 1985 as an Illinois 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization by the beloved Wheaton College (IL) football/track coach and professor Donald A. Church. In 2008, with the retirement of Don Church, the current Board took responsibility to carry out Timothy Project's mission.
Diversity and Oneness in Christ
Timothy Project GIG's mission is reflected by the diversity of our current Board/Advisory Council, including one Ethiopian, one Kenyan, five Ethiopian-Americans, one Eritrean-American, one African-American, one Caucasian-American, and one Asian-American. Our Advisory Council helps the Board guide and drive our Gigs for the Lord. Our organization is completely volunteer with no paid staff. Board and Advisory Council members include pastors, cross-cultural missionaries, a college professor, trade-school instructor, banker, chef, international trade specialist, Bible production leader, and small business executive. We are also grateful for all our community partners who help with events and support our projects.
