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KICC IN THE C MMUNITY<br />

Kingsway International Christian Centre’s Noah’s Ark Food Bank (NAFB) Ministry is dedicated to its assignment to take a stand against poverty<br />

Through its outreach initiatives;<br />

Noah’s Ark Food Bank, the<br />

Noah’s Ark Community Kitchen<br />

and Noah’s Ark Cares, the<br />

church is able to bring practical<br />

help to those in need. The team Leader<br />

Minister Peju Oluyomi said: “We believe<br />

we are sent out to disciple the nations<br />

and express the unfailing love of God<br />

to all, particularly those who are going<br />

through a crisis.<br />

“We are the hands, feet, ears and eyes<br />

of Christ. We are to empower people to<br />

overcome poverty and suffering. It’s our<br />

role to reveal Christ to our communities.<br />

As we disciple the people, we aim to<br />

bring them to church and ensure they<br />

settle into regular fellowship.”<br />

THE NAFB MISSION<br />

Team work based on Ecclesiastes 4:9-12<br />

“Two people are better off than one, for<br />

they can help each other succeed. If one<br />

person falls, the other can reach out<br />

and help. But someone who falls alone<br />

is in real trouble. Likewise, two people<br />

lying close together can keep each<br />

other warm. But how can one be warm<br />

alone? A person standing alone can<br />

be attacked and defeated, but two can<br />

stand back-to-back and conquer. Three<br />

are even better, for a triple-braided cord<br />

is not easily broken.<br />

THE VISION<br />

• Grow up<br />

• Grow big<br />

• Grow together<br />

THE OBJECTIVE<br />

Zero tolerance to hunger, lack and<br />

poverty through:<br />

• Food distribution<br />

• Empowering families and individuals<br />

to overcome poverty<br />

THE NAFB PROGRAMS:<br />

THE NOAH’S ARK COMMUNITY KITCHEN<br />

In collaboration with Basildon council<br />

the Community Kitchen project provides<br />

a three course meal once a month for<br />

local elderly residents. The Community<br />

Kitchen also hosts quiz evenings and<br />

talks on various subjects including<br />

benefits, personal safety, bridging the<br />

age gap, carers support and housing.<br />

The team reaches out to the homeless<br />

(an average of 20-30 persons) based<br />

10<br />

THE WINNING WOMEN MAGAZINE | MADE FOR GREATNESS

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