Report By Archbishop Kavitha Poli (Grace Mary)
Date: March 26th, 2024
In a significant development for Liberia, Jehovah Saints have made commendable progress in addressing the needs of homeless orphans. The project aims to provide a safe and nurturing environment for vulnerable children who have been left without shelter or family support.
The Builder’s Update
Archbishop Kavitha Poli (Grace Mary) recently received a video update from the builder responsible for constructing the new Jehovah Saints Global Outreach building for the homeless orphans. The footage showcases the ongoing work, highlighting the dedication and commitment of those involved. The builder’s efforts are crucial in ensuring that the facility meets the necessary standards and provides a comfortable living space for the children.
Challenges and Prayers
Despite the positive strides, challenges remain. Archbishop Poli emphasizes the need for continued prayers and divine intervention. Specifically, she seeks God’s guidance for two critical aspects:
Roofing: The completion of the roofing structure is essential to protect the children from the elements. As the rainy season approaches, ensuring a sturdy and weather-resistant roof becomes a top priority.
Bore Well: Access to clean water is fundamental for the well-being of the orphans. The bore well installation will provide a sustainable water source, allowing the children to thrive.
God’s Perfect Timing
Archbishop Poli echoes Michael Hopkins’ faith that God is at work in this endeavor. She remains steadfast in her faith, trusting that everything will unfold according to His perfect timing. The project’s success hinges on the collective efforts of the community, donors, and volunteers who share a common goal: to create a haven of hope and love for Liberia’s most vulnerable children.
As we await further updates, let us join in prayer, supporting Archbishop Poli, Michael Hopkins, and all those involved in this noble cause. Together, we can make a difference and uplift the lives of these precious young souls.
Soldier of Christ,
Michael Hopkins
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