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Books
We cannot get enough of them!
We love books, meaningful, inspirational, motivational and encouraging books!
Yes that's our mission to I.M.E.
We just purchased a truck load of books to boost our library. This meant rearranging the ookshelves to accommodate the books.
Sadly we wish we could purchase books to give out freely as we used to do for several years since TLF commenced. Distribution of free books remains one of 12 cardinal points and projects done monthly.
However, we are consoled that these wonderful books we purchased will be made available for the general public in our library.
We came across so many other books and literature and educational materials for children that we couldn't yet afford to buy or even carry back to our Centre!
We urge us in our own way not to despair, get tired or overwhelmed, but support our cause at TLF.
With more donations in books or money to increase our purchasing power we can buy books and complete Bibles for our library and free give aways to the needy (note there is a difference between the poor and needy. 
Some have the means but won't buy, others don't have the means and don't have the interest also. These 2 categories of persons are who we refer to as needy).
This is truly amazing and we thank God Almighty for grace and enablement. 
Remember people perish for lack of knowledge. 
Reading is a good thing, it's also healthy to read physical books than from bright LED screens from Kindle, Laptops or Phones... just my 2 kobo! 

 TLF 💚

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