At this time, our world is experiencing a great turmoil with the spread of COVID 19 (Coronavirus). At C-Life our response is to pray and partner with our trained leaders (Alumni) to serve their communities and provide comfort and hope—Click here to read about our full COVID-19 response.
We exist to develop the next generation of African servant leaders, spiritually and professionally for the marketplace in Africa. Cameroon is the first African country we serve.
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Here is a COVID-19 Service Response we worked with our Alumni George Ngong
In Cameroon with the COVID 19 (CoronaVirus) pandemic, sanitizers have quadrupled in price and people have conspiracy theories about the Virus.
So our C-Life Alumni (George Ngong & Caring Hearts Health Care Foundation) asked us to work together to manufacture our own sanitizer from the WHO recommendation, and distribute them along with literature to Taxi Drivers & small business owners around the Yaounde neighborhood where the C-Life office resides.
We worked together with our Alumni and that day, they served over 250 people, all glory to God.
The young leaders, including our staff, hit the streets and handed out 68 sanitizers to Taxi drivers , and over 100 people including businesses received Corona prevention awareness stickers and handwashing demonstrations as part of the awareness exercise.
We serve but also pray
We pray for our world according to Jeremiah 17:7-8, that our hearts will trust in the ways of God and in His love, so that we may be a true blessing to all people, Amen.
“But blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence. They are like trees planted along a riverbank, with roots that reach deep into the water.
Such trees are not bothered by the heat or worried by long months of drought. Their leaves stay green and they never stop producing fruit (Jer 17:7-8).
To give towards our COVID 19 service projects in May—Click here
If you are in Cameroon, you can send funds directly to our Alumni Project Coordinator Ngong George Fonyuy (Momo 654367459)
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