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)
Last Update: May 2025
Your partnership can bring the Bible, healing, peace and happiness to children, adults, and families in great need.
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from Tesfai
Nov 29, 2024
​We had a good meeting with Nebelet officials. We had two members of Alula's Dream Foundation from Chicago with us. Thank you for your prayers and thoughts.
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from Pastor Temesghen
from Sister Saba
Oct 1, 2024
​We had an amazing training in Mekele: bank managers, World Vision director, business people, pastors, University Teachers and youth leaders attended the training.
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.
Tesfai's team in Nebelet, Tigray.
Board member Emmanuel Tahear led the training.
Girls whose education was interrupted by the war were able to graduate!
Kalamino Special High School celebrated their 25th Anniversary in December, 2023. Established by the Tigray Development Association, KSHS is the premier STEM school in Tigray bringing 700 of the most talented STEM students from all over Tigray to a residential campus just outside of Mekelle, the regional capital. In August 2023, we gave Kalamino 12 laptops and a $5000 grant to help launch a distance learning classroom. (The school's infrastructure was badly damaged during the war.) Visiting faculty are much needed and welcome. We are also helping to connect education/youth organizations such as Gateway and Young Life to this special school.
In December 2023 we established the Araya Zerihun Awards to provide 4 KSHS students with cash prizes to support their college education. The 4 finalists are nominated by peers and faculty/staff, and the winner is selected by an essay which conveys the students' heart desire for Tigray.
