OUR STORY
Uganda and Africa have a vast number of people who have been directly affected by the high rate of poverty, lack of access to clean water, the current pandemic of Covid 19, and all sorts of disasters. To mitigate this and better lives, Project New Beginning will buy a piece of land with a space of about 7 acres. On it, we shall set up offices, a Church, staff quarters, a technical school, a farm, and drill a community well. Using the above property, we shall engage in many activities like preaching the Gospel of Christ, donating Bibles, providing clean water, life essentials, counseling, agricultural skills, and jobs to the vulnerable with the primary goal of bettering lives. In addition to that, we shall also make available support to small businesses, a free technical school, shelter to the displaced, homeless, and our staff.
OUR PLAN
After completing our first New Beginning project in Uganda, we will duplicate this exact
project in other areas of Africa. Our overall goal is to have many to better the lives of many in Africa!
Our plans for Project New Beginning include:
- To buy 7 acres of land in a Ugandan village to establish the project.
- Plant a Bible-based believing church on the property with many branches for the glory of God.
- Construct a residence for the lead pastor’s family and staff quarters.
- Build a technical institution or trade school on the property to skill youth with civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering free courses for self-employment to school dropout.
- To drill a community well on the property to provide clean water to the community.
- Set up a commercial agricultural scheme for project sustainability on four acres of the property.
- 40% are widows and orphans under abject poverty within this vicinity, according to our survey. Therefore, Project New Beginning will provide food, clean water, and shelter to them.
- Improve farming methods for widows and orphans by donating to 40 households eight pairs of plowing oxen required to prepare land for a planting season besides providing 20 local milk cows to 20 families. This scheme will be on one condition: return the young one to the project after four years, and someone else benefits.
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