The ongoing initiatives at our Hope Centers require individual and organizational support to ensure their successful implementations. These projects are vital for enhancing the capacity of our ministries, empowering us to deliver essential programs and services to orphans, underprivileged children, widows, and village pastors. By lending your support, you become an integral part of our mission to save, uplift, and transform lives.
Mission House
Mission House: 95,000
We have launched a campaign to raise $95,000 to construct a Mission House. This isn't just a building; it's a strategic hub for ministry that will serve as the backbone for our mission efforts for years to come. Your support will provide a permanent foundation for our mission teams and a center for developing the next generation of church leaders and church planters. Here are three main ways this Mission House will directly benefit our ministry:
A Home for Mission Teams: The mission house will provide a dedicated, comfortable, and secure base of operations. By eliminating hotel bills and a major logistical burden, we can free up mission teams to focus entirely on their work—whether it’s outreach, community service, or sharing the Gospel. It will allow us to host more teams, more often, and for longer periods, maximizing their impact and a sense of unity.
A Center for Training and Equipping: The Mission House will be more than just lodging; it will serve as a training center for our short-term mission program. We will have dedicated facilities for teaching, spiritual formation, and practical skill-building. This will allow us to better prepare individuals for the realities of mission work, ensuring they are spiritually grounded and practically equipped before they ever step into the field. This investment builds a sustainable pipeline of well-trained, passionate missionaries for years to come.
A Hub for Community and Fellowship: After long, demanding days of ministry, mission teams need a space to rest, debrief, and fellowship. The Mission House will be that place—a sanctuary for prayer, shared meals, and encouragement. It will foster a deep sense of community and support among team members, strengthening their bonds and their spiritual resilience. This environment is crucial for processing the emotional and spiritual challenges of mission work, ensuring that our teams return home not only successful but also spiritually renewed.
This is your opportunity to build a legacy of service. Your contribution of any amount, not matter the size, will help us to build a home for the Gospel to flourish. You may learn more here.
Birthing Center
Birthing Center: $25,000 With the partnership of GoServ Global, we are in the process of establish a birthing center in rural Liberia. The Center will provide services to rural pregnant women who lack access to healthcare due to poverty.
In August 2024, the first five Safe T Homes® were built. We in the process of completing the construction of additional facilities required by the local government. Once completed, the center will open to the public for operation. You may make a contribution to the Birthing Center here.
Vocational Building
Cafeteria and Vocational Training Building: $75,000 We are in need of a multipurpose building at the Hope Center near Monrovia. This facility will not only have a cafeteria where kids and students can enjoy their meals, but it will also feature separate units dedicated to vocational skills training programs. These programs include Tailoring (Sewing), Catering (Pastry), Soap Making, Hair Dressing, and Interior Decoration. Our vision is to provide vocational skills alongside formal classroom education, ensuring that every child acquires the life skills necessary for independent living after completing high school.
You may download blueprint and cost analysis here.
Shipping Container
Shipping Container: $12,000 Every year, we send shipping containers filled with essential supplies to Liberia, impacting lives and providing support to those in need. The process involves pulling the container from rail/storage, loading it with necessary items, shipping it across the ocean, navigating customs clearance, and finally delivering the supplies to the Hope Center. The total cost for this operation is approximately $12,000.00. We are committed to ensuring that our efforts make a difference in the community, and we appreciate your support in making this possible. Learn more here.
Security Fence
Security Fence: $12,000 At the Hope Center near Mt. Barclay, we prioritize the safety of our community, including the kids, students, and staff who depend on our services. To enhance this safety, we are raising funds to build a security fence around our facility. This fence will not only provide a secure environment but also protect valuable resources such as office equipment. We believe that a secure space fosters growth and learning.
Cassava Farm
Agriculture: $75,000 The TEACH US TO FISH initiative by Serve Africa aims to cultivate financial independence for our communities and generate sustainable income for our Hope Centers and birthing center. Our vision includes investing in 100 acres of cassava crops, which will significantly enhance local economies. Funds will cover the costs of land acquisition and development, necessary farming tools and equipment, as well as labor. This effort highlights our commitment to community empowerment through agriculture and education. Learn more here.
Bikes for Pastors
Motorcycles for Pastors: $25,000 Twenty-five of our pastors need motorcycles to enhance their work in various villages. These motorcycles will not only help them travel more efficiently but also enable them to reach more people with the gospel. The task of spreading the good news can be extremely challenging without the proper means of transportation, especially for those serving in areas that are inaccessible by cars. By providing these motorcycles, we can significantly improve their ability to serve their local communities and make more disciples. This initiative is vital for empowering our pastors and enhancing their impact.
