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Another container will leave our loading dock with a destination for Sierra Leone. The container will be picked up August 24. This container will hold 32,500 lbs. of summer clothes and 5,500 lbs of shoes. All items were sorted and only the highest quality is being shipped. Also some specific needed items will be included like [...]
We received a request for computer networks. One to set up an internet cafe and another network to set up in a school to teach students computer science. The internet cafe would help finance the school project.
Pastor Pitts Evans and the Church at Northern Virginia have played a key role in establishing our contact with Prayer Tabernacle Church in Sierra Leone. http://www.cnva.org/
Door of Hope started as a benevolence ministry of Christian Fellowship Church. In that time, the thrift store was a part of the ‘Love in Action’ ministry but quickly grew into the thrift store and shipping business that thrives today. We continue to work closely with CFC as the church begins to reach out locally [...]
Mobil1 sponsors us through American Charities
We just received word that a contact in the Ukraine needs a shipment of clothes. They want to coordinate with us through Master Provisions to arrange a shipment within the next few months.

We visited a small town called Tokeh during our last trip to Sierra Leone. Our friends at Prayer Tabernacle Church have been working there for many years. The congregation currently meets in the community center, though it is often difficult for them to worship freely. Since the building is open to anyone in the community, [...]
Bishop Donkor’s passion is to instill Godly business practices in the Ghanian people that enroll in his program. The first time he tried to stimulate the local economy by loaning out money, nothing was returned. Unfortunately, the mindset in Ghana is that the government owes people service and so nobody pays back money loaned to [...]