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Greetings in love, I trust we are doing fine in our families, work and other endeavours. 

 I wish us well. I sincerely thank each and everyone of us here and other friends of TLF on our other platforms. A number of people come to our centre to make enquiries about how they too can start their own NGOs, and when I share my experiences since TLF became formal and a Incorporated Trust, they often feel discouraged. Although Jesus told the rich young ruler that he should come and follow him, the young man walked away sad because he considered all he had to give up (Mark 10:21-22). 

 Some of the people who get discouraged from my "testimonies" often do so because they are not willing to give up on certain things and face the challenges. But in reality, life is full of challenges. Whether or not you are involved in an NGO or not, you would face challenges with your family, health, life, faith, finance, job, colleagues, neighbours, church members and many other aspects of life. So in such instances are we going to walk away discouraged? I'm really going to take up anyone who asks me 'are you still doing your 'TFL or TLF or TCL?' 😁😤 

 For me the question seems to suggest that at some point in life so far or in future I 'should' give up! But why? Even if I've all the money in the world or none at all. Or all the members in the world or none at all, it is God Who gives the increase and says start or stop, not even me. It is therefore pleasant to acknowledge one of our dear mummies here who this evening still made a very kind donation from the appeal made above concerning our needs in February. 

 I sincerely ask that we all thank Mrs I. B. Francis for her kind donation. I also received good news that one of us gave birth over the weekend to a lovely baby girl. I'll leave her to share the full gist as she deems ok, but I can't hide my joy! Things are looking up and so we must stay focus in our course. 

 Please be reminded of - 
♡ Our theme for this month 
♡ Our brochures that we are expecting to be printed and delivered 
♡ Our planned donation to a public hospital 
♡ Our distribution of Bibles, books, CDs, tracts and other items 
♡ Our contributions by way of articles, commentaries, reports, discussions and seminars on the sub-topics listed on our blog under our theme for this month (there are over 6) 
♡ Our March excursion for the children of our Centre AMONG OTHERS. 

 God loves us all. TLF 💚

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