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In the month of December, by the grace of God, we hope to achieve the will of God.
Our 12 cardinal projects are as the Holy Spirit leads which we strive to do every month are: Distribution of Bibles, Distribution of Devotionals, Distribution of Books (educational&inspirational), Distribution of CDs (songs, videos, data, messages), Sending out motivational text messages, Sending out encouraging emails, Organising seminars based on our theme for the month, Donations to individuals&organisations, Organising film-shows&workshops, Distribution of information (via tracts, posters, comics), Participation in cash&kind in other charities, Publishing our write-ups (print media&internet media- blog, social sites, etc).
TLF is incorporated for charity and social development. Donate to our organisation for any of these projects in cash, kind, advice, information and other ways. Thank you.
See above is an information we have shared over time on the various electronic media we participate in which include Facebook, blogspot, linkedin, twitter, nairaland, youtube, etc. may we not just be participants or entertainers, but witnesses and encouragers in Christ Jesus.
We thank friends who have provided us with materials and avenues to propagate our write-ups to inspire, motivate and encourage others to God in order to see a society more sensitive, sensible and loving! TLF®
 
 

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