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Seeds Coffee Company. Est. 2012.
Utilizing coffee culture to cultivating community.
From our direct sourcing to our customer relationships
we refuse to compromise standards for profit.
The Hub. Est. 2016.
A collabrative co-working space.
Created to inspire community & relationship within
a culture of business & development.
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Tabitha’s Hands. Est. in 2014.
A professional cleaning company, existing as an avenue
to walk in greater intentionality with the women of our
communities, while providing money for their families.
A4One. Est. in 2015.
Using coaching & athletics to reach marginalized
communities of youth within Birmingham, AL & the
country of Brazil.
Sachai Tea Company. Est. in 2014.
Leveraging tea as an avenue to bridge the gap of
cultures & investing intentionally in the lives &
communities of India.
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Purpose Place Thrift Market. Est. in 2016.
Creating jobs & working opportunities of value &
equality for people diagnosed with special needs.
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Taproot Landscaping. Est. in 2013.
Using landscaping as a means to instill dignity within
the lives of those soceity has deemed unworthy.
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The Donut Company. Est. 2014
Working directly out of Leticia, Colombia.
Using business to create refuge for the lost.

MINISTRY OF RECONCILATION
This is a place where children grow up seeing their fathers murdered;
their mothers strung out on drugs; their siblings thrown in jail…
A place where friends sell drugs to eat;
where sex is simply seen as a vacation from circumstance;
where drugs & violence nullify any glimmer of hope that may still remain.
Damned to this seemingly inescapable bondage,
God has brought us here so that maybe even
one would come to know His FREEDOM.
OUR LIVES TODAY
Summer Camp (Reclaim)
Reclaim is a summer camp that we do at the local community center. This camp
is dependent upon outside funding and has been extremely instrumental in us
building lasting relationships with families as well as having avenues to teach the
good news of Jesus and His kingdom to these amazing kids.
Sunday’s at Memorial
4 years ago we began going to Memorial Park in Titusville on Sunday afternoons
to play sports with the kids in the neighborhood. Now, each week after we play,
we invite everyone we can to one of our intentional homes in the neighborhood
to cookout and have a big meal together.
Our Homes
15 of us have moved into 3 houses that we feel are strategically placed for the
needs of the neighborhood around us. We literally embrace & feed & clothe the
poor & we pour ourselves out that they might just find the Hope.
FUTURE PROJECT
Leonard’s Pizzaria
Leonard’s Pizzaria will be a refuge. It’s a place where kids can come after school
to play in the arcade, bowl with friends or have a meal as a family. A place where
they’ll be surrounded with people committed to investing in their souls & fighting
for them to see & know the hope of Jesus. We feel few other works compare in
their importance to the existence of this space!
The estimated need: $250K
TITUSVILLE
‘AS YOU DID IT TO ONE OF THE LEAST OF THESE, YOU DID IT TO ME.’

Knoxville, TN
A group of men & women commited to the
legal guardianship of 4 younger girls from
the inner-city ghetto of Knoxville. Letting
their lives & devotion be that which
teaches others of the heart of God.
Loas
Mookie (american) & Ahn (a Loa man) live
a life devoted to instilling value & dignity
in the men, women & youth of this broken
culture. They share & worship Christ,
though it is illegal & they work to grow high
quaility coffee so that they can bring greater
value to their village & country.
Amazonas
A multifacited network exists here;
much like in Birmingham. Everything from
a home for kids that live on the streets, to a
school for the indigenous of the Amazon
Jungle, to a donut shop in the city of Leticia.
Indonesia
A group from our Birmingham community
intends to move into the coffee region of
Sumatra & commit themselves to working
with the farmers, living in the community &
sharing the hope that is in Christ. We are
currently taking multiple extended
trips a year to work there.
Birmingham, AL
We have responded to the needs we see.
We have devoted ourselves to one another
& to the poorest communities within our city.
Unity & Christ are our food & we build tirelessly
because in this we find our rest.

PROJECT & SUPPORT NEEDS
Knoxville, TN
Daily needs for both foster care
homes.
The estimated need: $5K
Loas
Purchasing a coffee processing &
storage space where they can
clean & ship their coffee.
The estimated need: $5K
Amazonas
Add an additional room on to
Hosa’s house (One of the ladies
who runs the orphanage).
The estimated need: $1K
Birmingham, AL
Purchasing & restoring an
inner-city restaurant (Leonard’s
Pizzaria) to create a refuge for the
youth & their families.
The estimated need: $250K
Knoxville, TN
Salary support for the director of
foster homes.
The estimated need: $10K
Amazonas
Funding for our Indigenous leaders
who are planting churches
throughout the Javari Valley
The estimated need: $12K
Birmingham, AL
Support for the operational needs
of our network headquarters.
The estimated need: $15K
Indonesia
Plane tickets & travel support.
Lodging & transportation durring
this years visit & 3 month trip that
the team plans to take next year.
The estimated need: $10K
NETWORK

ALL WE ASK
You see the work of our hands. You hear the cries of the needy.
We are those who have leveraged our lives for them.
Now we come to you asking that you would partner with us;
Either beside us in the dirt of this work
or by your giving of what you have
that what we do may continue!
If you see our lives & our labor
& you believe in what we’ve
committed ourselves to, then
we want to ask you
for your help.
We are workers in a field
Planting & watering
in obediance to our Father
That when the King returns
we may be found as those who
gave up everything
to follow Him.

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