Hear What Our Community Says

"Grace and Favour Ministries is more than just an organization; it's a radiant beacon of hope and positivity, guiding our neighborhood toward profound transformation. With unwavering dedication and boundless compassion, it tirelessly endeavors to uplift and empower everyone within its reach. Through its diverse array of programs and initiatives, it serves as a catalyst for transforming our community, nurturing an environment where individuals are not just supported but also inspired to realize their fullest potential.

Whether by providing essential resources or offering guidance and support, Grace and Favour Ministries embodies the essence of service, showcasing how collective action can truly make a meaningful difference. In a world often clouded by challenges and adversity, it stands as a guiding light, reminding us that even the smallest acts of kindness and generosity possess the remarkable ability to create ripple effects of positivity and change.

Every interaction with Grace and Favour Ministries is imbued with hope and possibility, as it seeks to foster a sense of belonging and purpose among those it serves. Through its tireless efforts, it cultivates a community where individuals are encouraged to dream big and pursue their aspirations, knowing that they have a supportive network cheering them on every step of the way. In times of darkness, Grace and Favour Ministries shines brightly, illuminating the path toward a brighter future for all."

Anonymous

“On April 4th, 2022, I discovered I was pregnant while studying at a Bible college. As a firstyear student, I was still in the process of changing my mindset. However, when I informed the college about my pregnancy out of wedlock, I was informed that I broke policy and would not be able to attend for at least two years.

Additionally, I lost my job at the college and was asked to leave the premises immediately. Feeling rejected and unwanted, especially since the father of my baby didn't want to be involved, I struggled to believe that God still wanted me. Leaving the college made me feel like God had rejected me, but after two weeks, I fell incredibly ill and feared I would lose my baby due to excessive bleeding. However, a hospital visit revealed that everything was normal, and during the sonogram, I saw my baby's heartbeat for the first time. Overwhelmed with tears of joy, I realized that God's plan was just beginning. Following the sonogram, my pastor prayed for me and highlighted that I needed to forgive someone.

Though it was difficult, I knew he meant forgiving my baby's father and my son's father, as well as the organization that made me feel rejected by God. I handed this burden over to God and trusted Him. Next, God guided me to move out of my parents' house, despite not having a job or income. Despite my concerns, I found a flat within two weeks, and God confirmed it was the right choice. Although I worried about finances, God assured me by providing the means to sign the lease. I spent the next six months of my pregnancy alone in that flat, deepening my relationship with God through constant prayer. Even during childbirth, God supported me. Through these challenges, I came to truly know who God is and experienced His unwavering presence and provision.“

Anonymous