Evangelical: Love God, Love God’s Children. “This is what I believe and why I decided to take action to help the unsheltered homeless in Canada.”
Matthew 25:40, which says, “And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me”
The phrase “the least of these” refers to people who are marginalized or in need. The word “least” comes from the Greek word elachistōn, which means the smallest or most insignificant. The word “brothers” comes from the Greek word adelphōn, which indicates a familial relationship.
The verse emphasizes the Christian duty to serve and love others, especially those who are vulnerable. It also highlights the connection between Jesus and His followers, where serving others is equated with serving the Lord.
“I believe we all have a duty to help our brothers and sisters who find themselves out in the cold with no place to live, no job and for many, no hope. If you believe that too.
A world where the destitute, shunned, and unloved are no longer abandoned but restored with dignity, purpose, and hope—thriving in faith, empowered with skills, and living in harmony with God’s love and provision. We seek to uplift individuals by providing them with the tools to reintegrate into society. The goal is to restore people to complete self-reliance.
To serve as a refuge and resource for the destitute, abandoned, widows, orphans, and underprivileged by providing food, clothing, shelter, and vocational training. Guided by God’s Will, we seek to uplift the shunned and unloved, equipping them with the tools to rebuild their lives and nurturing their spiritual transformation through the baptism of the Holy Ghost
Our members believe it is their duty to ensure every human being has access to basic needs: food, clothing, respectable shelter, emotional and spiritual support, health care, vocational training, and a career. We are committed to living by the commandment: Love one another.
Distribute food, clothing, and essential supplies to the unsheltered, abandoned, widows, orphans, and underprivileged. Offer shelter to protect individuals from the elements and ensure safety.
Collaborate with healthcare providers to address medical needs and ensure access to health services.
Share God’s love and teachings through counseling, prayer, and worship services. Facilitate spiritual renewal and transformation through baptism and faith-based growth.
Help the marginalized rebuild their lives by providing emotional support, mentorship, and opportunities for community reintegration.
Develop and implement programs teaching practical skills and trades to empower self-sufficiency. Help individuals choose trades and enroll in existing trade schools.
Raise awareness about the plight of the shunned and unloved, promoting dignity, compassion, and action within the broader community.
