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TLF Anniversary



On January 1st 2005
God Almighty enabled the formal and organised beginning of the Tina love foundation.
1st January 2015 makes TLF 10 years of showing God’s love.
Indeed all glory goes to God.
We thank God for making us walk worthy of the Lord, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God (Colossians 1:10)
Our benefactors and beneficiaries are all out there throughout the whole world continuing and expanding what we do.
The bibles, devotionals, CDs, books, and monetary donation we have given; the emails, text messages we have sent and every message we have sent via the internet; the posters, tracts and comics we have made and sent out; all hampers, we have made and distributed; seminars, film-shows, visitations and meetings we have held; and so many others have been awesome in Jesus Christ. Never a dull moment! Join us to thank God, as He launches us to greater heights in Jesus name, amen.

Contact Us:
EMAIL-           tinalovefoundation@yahoo.com
                     tinalovefoundation@gmail.com
MOBILE-         08098598075
TWITTER -      @Tlovefoundation
BLOG-            www.tinalovefoundation.blogspot.com    
FACEBOOK-        Facebook.com/TinaLoveFoundation
OUR ACCOUNT - Tina Love Foundation
                        Guaranty Trust Bank, Plc.
                        Account No. 0033315918
FEEL FREE TO DONATE GENEROUSLY TO OUR BANK ACCOUNT BY DIRECT DEPOSIT OR CONTACT US.
May the Kingdom of God come and continue to expand as we show love along the journey of life. As the wheel of TLF has started rolling, may nothing bring us to a halt in Jesus name, amen. – Tina. L♥√ع
T.L♥√ع.F.     

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