New Apostolic Church, Jog Wolf Foundation Support Vulnerable Children Across Liberia

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 ADNews-Monrovia,Liberia: The New Apostolic Church Liberia  (NAC) , with support from the Jog Wolf Foundation (JWF), has brought relief to vulnerable children and needy communities through the distribution of food and non-food items to several care centers across Liberia.

The initiative, led by Apostle Alexander Wreh and a team of Ministers of the Gospel, recently benefited the Zinc Camp Children Center in Clay-Ashland, Montserrado County; Better Future Orphanage Care in Kpawolu Town, Grand Bassa County; and Kids Care Village in Grand Bassa County.

The items donated to the three institutions valued about   five  thousands United States dollars.

According to the organizers, the donation forms part of their continued efforts to provide assistance to poor and vulnerable people across the country, with support from partners committed to addressing some of the major challenges affecting humanity.

Presenting the items, Apostle Wreh expressed joy at the opportunity to support the children and encouraged them to continue putting their faith in God through Jesus Christ.

He assured the beneficiaries that difficult circumstances do not last forever and urged them to remain hopeful despite the challenges they may be facing.

Apostle Wreh said the church’s outreach is inspired by the teachings and actions of Jesus Christ, who preached the Gospel while also reaching out to people in need.

He emphasized that churches and believers have a responsibility to follow Christ’s example by supporting vulnerable people and helping to meet their basic needs.

Receiving the donation on behalf of Kids Care Village, the head of the institution, Mother Ruth Baryogar, described the gesture as a major relief to her and the children under her care.

“I thank you and the provider, and I pray that God will continue to help you with more to reach out to us regularly,” Baryogar said.

She recounted the difficulties she has faced in providing daily meals for the children, noting that the donation would help the institution continue caring for them.

At Better Future Orphanage Care, Mr. Daniel Taylor also welcomed the donation, describing it as an important intervention that would help ease the institution’s day-to-day challenges.

Taylor thanked Apostle Wreh and his team for remembering the children and called on them to extend his appreciation to the foundation and other supporters responsible for providing the assistance.

Meanwhile, Mother Kebbeh of the Zinc Camp Children Center became emotional while receiving the donation, describing the gesture as unprecedented and timely.

“For the past few months, we have continued to struggle for help. Showing up today is something beyond my imagination,” Mother Kebbeh told Apostle Wreh and his team.

The beneficiaries expressed gratitude to the New Apostolic Church, the Jog Wolf Foundation and other partners involved in the initiative, while appealing for continued support to help them meet the growing needs of vulnerable children across Liberia.