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Good day and happy new week,

27th is another Children's Day celebration!
But adults there would be no holiday from work, even though we are still people's children 😜

For a week now different children have been asking me if TLF is marking the day?

I wonder why these children feel that TLF is set up only for children 😣😊

Oh well, we are! We are having our monthly excursion and society outreach on that day.

God willing next Monday we have so many things lined for the children Even the adults and grannies want to be a part.

Please pray for us and me especially to be able to meet up on that day!

As usual I'll be soliciting for your support in prayers, items, donation items and money.
TLF
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Do you that every month we have a budget to execute, we have annual dues we pay to Corporate Affairs Commission, we have a minimum balance we try to maintain in our bank and we also have a project we are saving for, that is, our permanent centre after 14th years! We also are hard pressed to keep our 'volunteers' by supporting with stipends at least to aid their transportation. Sadly, there is no single volunteer on ground. Irrespective of the commitment and promises made, we understand and hold no grudges though.

So things need to stay on track. We ought not to do just want our human capacities dictate, as we are a group whose foundation is Jesus Christ. Hence, our sufficiency is of Him.

I look forward to successful weekly, monthly and special days celebration here in TLF.

TLF 💚

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