Timothy Project GiG
God is Good!
since 1985
Sharing the Gospel and Love of Christ with People of Diverse Cultures
Are you praying for Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Sudan ?
Your partnership can bring peace, the Bible, food, clothing, and happiness to children and displaced families in dire need.
"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)
May 18, 2022 Dear friends. After more than 6 months of blockade, Tigray is re-opening to humanitarian food distribution. It will still be a challenge to get food to our 600 displaced children in Shire, Tigray. Once God opens the door, we will need $1/day for 600 kids or $18,000 per month. In 1 Cor. 16:2, the Apostle Paul exhorts the church in Corinth to follow the Galatian churches in setting aside an amount on the 1st day of the week for the church in Jerusalem. If you led to help the Kale Hiwot church in Shire feed the 600 displaced kids and orphans, please consider a weekly donation. Send questions/comments to timthyproject.info@gmail.com or text Dr. Paul
(630)885-8627
Starting May 1 2022!
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[From Maeza and the Asmlash Grant Foundation 5/13/2022] The World Food Programme is in charge of food supplies across the refugee camps, and we hear they are doing their best. As an organization primarily working to meet the healthcare needs of the refugee population, we only offer supplementary vitamins and water in addition to clinical services at this time. We can, however, incorporate breakfast or lunch packages for patients that visit the AGF maternal and children's clinic if enough funds are available.
Our clinic in Um Rakuba camp has been operational for three months treating more than 5000 mothers and children now. Just last week, we celebrated mothers day at the center.
