Testimonies
Let the redeemed of the Lord say so.
We never publish the details of the shepherds the Foundation supports. But when a minister chooses to tell what God has done, for His glory, this is where that story can be told.
Privacy is one of our firmest commitments. We do not publish names, photographs or circumstances of anyone who receives support, and we never will. A shepherd’s hardship belongs to that shepherd, not to us.
Testimony is different, because it is chosen. Scripture is full of people who could not keep quiet about what the Lord had done for them. If you are a minister and you want to give glory to God for how He met your household through this Foundation, we would be honoured to hear it, and, with your permission, to share it.
Our promise about your story
Your testimony, on your terms.
Only by choice
We publish a testimony only when the minister who gave it has asked us to. We never approach beneficiaries to ask for one.
With or without your name
You decide whether your name appears. Many prefer to give glory to God without being identified, and that is welcome.
Approved before it appears
If we edit for length, we send the final version back to you before anything is published. You can withdraw it at any time.
Shared with permission
What God has done.
The first testimonies have yet to be written.
When ministers choose to share what the Lord has done through this work, their words will appear here, exactly as they give them.
Share yours
Tell it to the glory of God.
Write as much or as little as you like. You might share what you were facing, how support reached your household and what changed in your ministry as a result. Please leave out anything you would not want others to read.
Let the redeemed of the LORD say so.
Psalm 107:2