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1001 S. Armed Forces Blvd
Warner Robins, GA

Georgia Veterans Education Career Transition Resource Center
1001 S. Armed Forces Blvd
Warner Robins, GA 31088
(478) 218-3900

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Georgia District Attorneys:
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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Tax Commissioners: https://www.gataxofficials.com/

Georgia School Board Association: https://gsba.com/
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Georgia Coroners Association:
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Municipal (local) Elected Officials:
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EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER
------> FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS IN ---> GEORGIA

ASSISTANCE AREAS:

-- Food, in the form of served meals or groceries.
-- Lodging in a mass shelter or hotel.
-- Rental or mortgage assistance to prevent evictions.
-- Utility payment to prevent service cut-offs.
-- Transportation costs associated with the provision of food or shelter.
-- Supplies and equipment necessary to feed or shelter people.

FOR OTHER STATES, GO TO: https://www.efsp.unitedway.org/efsp/website/index.cfm
SELECT "FUNDED ORGANIZATION" IN YELLOW ON RIGHT
SELECT "STATE" AND SELECT "JURISDICTION" FOR COUNTY INFO

GEORGIA FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS BELOW:

24/7 Gateway, LLC [Raphael Holloway]
275 Pryor Street, SW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30303, 404-215-6601
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

AID Atlanta [Jenetter Richburg]
1438 W. Peachtree Street, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30309, 404-870-7784
Award Amount: $ 2,000.00

Amani Women Center [Doris Mukangu]
3777 Church Street, Clarkston, GEORGIA 30021, 770-255-0539
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Anchor of Hope [Sharon Ajayi]
2310 Parklake Drive, Suite 130, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30345, 612-888-4673
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Another Chance of Atlanta [Rozell Green]
176 Troy Street, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30314, 404-428-6897
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Antioch African Methodist Episcopal Church, Inc. [Lena Johnson]
765 S. Hairston Road, Stone Mountain, GEORGIA 30088, 404-299-3388
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

Ascensa Health, Inc. a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation [Suzanne Shaffer]
139 Renaissance Parkway, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 404-874-2224
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Atlanta Community Food Bank [Sehar Juddha]
3400 North Desert Drive, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30344, 678-933-0926
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Berean Christian Church [Celena Stewart]
2201 Young Road, Stone Mountain, GEORGIA 30083, 770-593-4421
Award Amount: $ 1,000.00

Breakthru House [BreNita Jackson]
1866 Eastfield Street, Decatur, GA 30032, GEORGIA 30032, 404-284-4658
Award Amount: $ 12,500.00

Buckhead Christian Ministry [Eloise Bracey]
2847 Piedmont Road, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30305, 678-399-8412
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Caring Works, Inc. [Carol Collard, President & CEO]
2785 Lawrenceville Highway, Suite 205, Decatur, GEORGIA 30033, 404-371-1230
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Catholic Charities Atlanta [Melissa Chapman]
2401 Lake Park Drive, SE, Smyrna, GEORGIA 30080, 404-920-7778
Award Amount: $ 22,500.00

Center Helping Obesity In Children End Successfully, Inc. [Kenya Heard]
1275 Shiloh Road NW, Suite 2660, Kennesaw, GEORGIA 30144, 678-819-3663
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

City of Refuge [Elizabeth Hornbuckle]
1300 Joseph E. Boone Boulevard, Eden Village, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30314, 404-543-0251
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Clifton Sanctuary Ministries [Gordon Slade]
369 Connecticut Avenue, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30307, 404-373-3253
Award Amount: $ 12,500.00

Community Assistance Center [Francis K. Horton, III]
1130 Hightower Trail, Sandy Springs, GEORGIA 30350, 770-552-4889
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Covenant Community, The [Sharmin Blue]
623 Spring Street, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 404-823-7773
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Covenant House Georgia [Leigh Hall]
1559 Johnson Road, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30318, 470-773-9334
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Crossroads Community Ministries [Tony Johns]
420 Courtland Street, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 404-873-7652
Award Amount: $ 8,000.00

Decatur Cooperative Ministry--Project Take Charge [Marlene White]
Post Office Box 457, Decatur, GEORGIA 30031, 404-377-5365
Award Amount: $ 7,578.00

Drake House, The [Sarah Smith ]
10500 Clara Drive, Roswell, GEORGIA 30075, 470-519-0432
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Emma's Place, Inc. [Janis Smith]
4442 Yates Road, College Park, GEORGIA 30337-5210, 404-337-7807
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta--Emmaus House [David-Lee Mattison]
1017 Hank Aaron Drive, SW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30315, 404-524-5049
Award Amount: $ 2,000.00

Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer [Mark Larson]
731 Peachtree Street, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 847-951-0137
Award Amount: $ 2,000.00

Family Heritage Foundation [Idong Ekandem]
751 North Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, GEORGIA 30021-2357, 404-299-7766
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Favor House [Subrenia Willis]
1926 John Calvin Avenue, College Park, GEORGIA 30337, 678-760-2159
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

FCS Urban Ministries [Joi Jackson]
(Focused Community Strategies), Post Office Box 17628, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30316, 404-627-4304
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

First African Community Development Corporation [Angela Brown]
Post Office Box 156, Lithonia, GEORGIA 30058, 404-593-5981
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

Georgia Center for Youth Excellence [Michael Daniels]
5538 Old National Highway, Suite 325, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30349, 678-545-6451
Award Amount: $ 1,500.00

Gilgal [Val Cater]
Post Office Box 150777, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30315, 404-310-0289
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Healing for the Soul Ministries, Inc. [Judy Linton]
Post Office Box 7, Stone Mountain, GEORGIA 30086, 718-581-8814
Award Amount: $ 2,500.00

Hope thru Soap, Inc. [Megan VandeBogert Roberts]
2650 Pleasantdale Road, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30340, 770-365-2612
Award Amount: $ 12,000.00

House of Cherith, Inc. [Ashley Bollwerk]
1300 Joseph E. Boone Boulevard, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30314, 404-558-0967
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

House of Solution International [Heather Ajayi]
778 Rays Road, Suite 101, Stone Mountain, GEORGIA 30083, 866-223-0088
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

ICNA Relief USA Programs (Georgia Chapter) [Shamikh Sahadat]
4773 Memorial Drive, Decatur, GEORGIA 30032, 404-966-9095
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Inspiritus, Inc. [Aimee Zangandou]
731 Peachtree Street, NE Suite B, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 678-852-8523
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

International Rescue Committee [Justin Howell]
2305 Parklake Drive, Suite 100, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30345, 678-636-8929
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

International Women's House [Tonya Ferguson]
Post Office Box 1327, Decatur, GEORGIA 30031, 470-657-5855
Award Amount: $ 13,500.00

Intown Collaborative Ministries [Wren Carlson]
Post Office Box 8808, Atlanta, GEORGIA 31106, 404-618-4947
Award Amount: $ 13,500.00

Jesus Set the Captive Free [Barbara Williams]
871 Dill Avenue, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30318, 404-322-8494
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

Jewish Family & Career Services [Sandra Hanson]
4549 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30338, 770-677-9300
Award Amount: $ 9,000.00

Latin American Association [Whitney Gillis]
2750 Buford Highway, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30324, 919-986-1562
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Leonard House, The [ShaNelle High]
878 Rock Street NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30314, 678-705-5318
Award Amount: $ 12,500.00

Los Ninos Primero [Ashley Lewman]
471 Mount Vernon Highway, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30328, 404-285-6653
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Mary Hall Freedom House, The [Vimal Sharma]
Post Office Box 501205, Atlanta, GEORGIA 31150, 770-642-5500
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

Meals On Wheels Atlanta, Inc. [Charlene Crusoe-Ingram]
1705 Commerce Drive, NW, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30318, 404-351-3889
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Mercy Housing Southeast [Jonathan Coe]
260 Peachtree Street, NE, Suite 1800, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30303, 404-975-4197
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Midtown Assistance Center [Jennifer Jobson]
613 Spring Street, N.W., Atlanta, GEORGIA 30308, 404-681-0470
Award Amount: $ 5,000.00

New American Pathways [Yotin Srivanjarean]
2300 Henderson Mill Road, NE, Suite 200, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30345, 404-457-8702
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Nicholas House, The [Jannan Thomas]
Post Office Box 15577, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30333, 404-633-8386
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

North Fulton Community Charities [Sandra Holiday]
11270 Elkins Road, Roswell, GEORGIA 30076, 770-640-0399
Award Amount: $ 8,000.00

Open Hand Atlanta, Inc. [Nathan Kerce]
181 Armour Drive, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30324, 404-419-1106
Award Amount: $ 13,500.00

Our House [Tyese L. Lawyer]
173 Boulevard, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30312, 404-522-6056
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Partnership Against Domestic Violence [Eugene Stanley]
Post Office Box 170225, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30317, 773-919-7909
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Positive Impact Health Centers [Jasmine Holt]
2800 Century Parkway, NE, Suite 550, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30345, 770-962-8396
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Prevention Plus, Inc. [Tammy Miller]
3707 Main Street, Suite 100, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30337, 770-961-5421
Award Amount: $ 4,400.00

Quality Living Services [Valerie Brown Loo]
Post Office Box 311045, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30331-1045, 404-612-1176
Award Amount: $ 7,500.00

Raksha, Inc. [Aparna Bhattacharyya]
Post Office Box 12337, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30355, 404-876-0670
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Safe Haven [Mary Winfrey]
Post Office Box 501, Conley, GEORGIA 30288, 404-241-8740
Award Amount: $ 8,000.00

SafeHouse Outreach [Yvonne P. Baxter]
89 Ellis Street, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30303, 404-835-8886
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Salvation Army--Red Shield [Thomas McWilliams]
1000 Center Place, Norcross, GEORGIA 30093, 404-486-2720
Award Amount: $ 13,500.00

Senior Services North Fulton [Donna McKinney]
11381 Southbridge Parkway, Alpharetta, GEORGIA 30022, 770-993-1906
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Ser Familia, Inc. [Belisa M. Urbina]
Post Office Box 146, Acworth, GEORGIA 30101, 770-356-4056
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

St. Vincent dePaul Society, Inc. [Rene Bazel]
The Sullivan Center, Inc., 2050-C Chamblee Tucker Road, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30341, 678-892-6175
Award Amount: $ 7,500.00

St. Vincent dePaul Society, Inc. [Rene Bazel]
Christ the King, 2050-C Chamblee Tucker Road, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30341, 678-892-6175
Award Amount: $ 7,500.00

The Giving Kitchen Initiative [Amy Crowell]
970 Jefferson Street, NW, Suite 8, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30318, 404-254-1227
Award Amount: $ 6,000.00

Toco Hills Community Alliance [Lisa Heilig]
1790 LaVista Road, NE, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30329, 404-325-0677
Award Amount: $ 1,000.00

United Way of Metro Atlanta [Charles Sterne]
40 Courtland Street, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30303, 404-527-7202
Award Amount: $ 14,051.00

Urban League of Greater Atlanta [Nancy Flake Johnson]
230 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 2600, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30303, 404-441-4054
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Wellspring Living [Christian Murphy ]
1040 Boulevard SE, Suite M, Atlanta, GEORGIA 30312, 404-948-4673
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Youth Empowerment Success Services [Ebony Harris]
255 N. Main Street, #563, Jonesboro, GEORGIA 30237, 770-217-7845
Award Amount: $ 10,000.00

Zion Hill Community Development Corporation [Dawn Price]
2741 Bayard Street, East Point, GEORGIA 30344, 404-766-3141
Award Amount: $ 15,000.00

Emergency Food and Shelter Program

The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) is a FEMA-funded program authorized by the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 1987. The program supplements and expands ongoing work of local nonprofit and governmental social service organizations to provide shelter, food and supportive services to individuals and families who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, hunger and/or homelessness. The program may also receive funding to award to the National Board for distribution to local social service organizations that provide humanitarian relief to families and individuals encountered by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

By statute, the EFSP National Board is the sole recipient of EFSP grant funds and establishes the program’s policies, procedures and guidelines.

Regular EFSP in Assisting People Nationwide
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) National Board allocates funding to jurisdictions (counties and cities) around the country. These funds support local social service organizations dedicated to feeding, sheltering and providing critical resources to people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness or hunger. These funds are for people with non-disaster related emergencies and can be used for a broad range of services.

The EFSP National Board allocates funds to local boards in qualifying jurisdictions using the most recent national population, unemployment and poverty data. Local boards then advertise the availability of grant funding in their communities, review applications and award grants to organizations that provide services to those in need. Services can include:

-- Food, in the form of served meals or groceries.
-- Lodging in a mass shelter or hotel.
-- Rental or mortgage assistance to prevent evictions.
-- Utility payment to prevent service cut-offs.
-- Transportation costs associated with the provision of food or shelter.
-- Supplies and equipment necessary to feed or shelter people.

The DHS Appropriations Act, 2023, appropriated $130 million to FEMA, which in turn awarded the money to the EFSP National Board to support local social service organizations aiding our nation’s hungry and homeless.

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CALIFORNIA SOCIAL SERVICE DIRECTORY

Walden Family Services
11150 Sepulveda Boulevard, Suite 204, Mission Hills, CA 91345-3665
(818) 365-3665
www.waldenfamily.org

American Red Cross
23838 Valencia Boulevard, Suite 120, Santa Clarita, CA 91355
(661) 259-1805
www.redcrossla.org

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Emergency Winter Shelter
23031 Drayton Street, Saugus, CA 91350
Days: open from approximately Dec 1st through March 30th each year
Hours: Open 6pm to 8am
Hotline: (661) 388-0080
btohome.com

City of Santa Clarita Affordable Housing and Services—Low Income Housing
www.Santa-Clarita.com/housing/

Collins Family Services for Homeless Families and Individuals
43827 Kirkland Avenue, Lancaster, CA 93535
(310) 280-8219

Department of Public Social Services (Temporary financial assistance and employment services for families and individuals; health care; food stamps)
Santa Clarita Office
27233 Camp Plenty Road, Canyon Country, CA 91351
(661) 298-3406

Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita
24509 Walnut Street, #102, Newhall, CA 91321 (Office only, not housing location)
Hotline: (661) 259-4357
Business Office: (661) 259-8175
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Independent Living Center (Services to people with disabilities)
(661) 290-2569
www.ilcsc.org

SCV Committee on Aging/SCV Senior Center
22900 Market Street, Santa Clarita, CA 91321
(661) 259-9444
www.scvsc.org

SCV Service Center Salvation Army
24271 S. Main Street, Newhall, CA 91321
(661) 254-0080

Single Mother’s Outreach
(661) 298-9593
www.singlemothersoutreach.org

Torres-Martinez Tribal TAN-F (Temporary Financial Assistance for Tribal families)
(800) 787-TANF
(800) 787-8263

Action (teens)
(661) 297-8691 or (800) 367-8336
www.actionfamily.org

Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous
www.aa.org
www.na.org

Child & Family Center Alternatives Program and Program in Schools
(661) 259-9439

Cri Help
11027 Burbank Boulevard, North Hollywood, CA 91601-2431
(818) 985-8323
www.cri-help.org

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
20655 Soledad Canyon Road, #16, Canyon Country, CA 91351
(661) 299-2888
www.ncadd-sfv.org

Phoenix House
11600 Eldridge Avenue, Sylmar, CA 91342
(818) 896-1121
www.phoenixhouse.org

Tarzana Treatment Centers
(800) 996-1051
www.tarzanatc.org

Need further assistance, please call 211 or contact:

Sister Dina, Advocate
The World Ministries
404-407-0213
SisterDina.com

Georgia Department of Community Affairs

Walden Family Services – Foster. Adopt. Support. For 45 years, Walden Family Services has pioneered specialized foster care and adoption services for children, youth, and families throughout Southern California.

FAMILY PROMISE SHELTERS IN CALIFORNIA

FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES

■WITH MINOR CHILDREN

■WITH A PREGNANT WOMAN

■ WITH A DISABLED CHILD OVER 18 THAT NEEDS CARE FROM THE PARENT

LOCATIONS:

1) Family Promise of Yucaipa-Calimesa
34828 Yucaipa Boulevard
YUCAIPA, CA 92399

WEBSITE:
https://www.familypromiseyucaipa-calimesa.org/

PHONE:
909-712-8430

2) Family Promise of Riverside
7200 Magnolia Ave
RIVERSIDE, CA 92504

WEBSITE:
https://www.fpriverside.org/who-we-are

PHONE:
951-266-9158

3) Family Promise of Orange County
310 West Broadway
ANAHEIM, CA 92805

WEBSITE:
https://www.familypromiseorangecounty.org/

PHONE:
(714) 353-0428

4) Family Promise of San Gabriel Valley
1255 San Gabriel Blvd
ROSEMEAD, CA 91770

WEBSITE:
https://www.familypromisesgv.org/programs/programs.html

PHONE:
(626) 569-0991

5) Family Promise of the South Bay
2930 El Dorado Street
TORRANCE, CA 90503

WEBSITE:
https://www.familypromiseosb.org/about

PHONE:
(310) 782-8196

6) Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley
24551 Valley St.
NEWHALL, CA 91321

WEBSITE:
https://www.familypromisescv.org/family-promise-of-scv/

PHONE:
661-251-2867

Need further assistance, please call 211 or contact:

Sister Dina, Advocate
The World Ministries
404-407-0213
SisterDina.com

SisterDina M Michel-Wiggins

Family Promise Yucaipa-Calimesa Family Promise allows communities to develop comprehensive, holistic solutions for families facing homelessness. Learn More Please join us for Two Wheels for Thanksgiving Meals!Net proceeds go to Family Promise of Yucaipa-Calimesa to feed a Thanksgiving dinner to local families. Info Slide 1Slide 1....

Sèvant,

Lè nou pa konprann sa Bondyé ap fè - nou gendwa pè, nou gendwa febli, nou menm gendwa di: mwen pa merité atak sa a; ke mwen pa merité akizasyon sa a.

Men, avan nou poté sò nou bay Bondyé, fòk nou sonjé ke se noumenm ki pyé Bondyé sou tè sa a, se noumenm ki men Bondyé sou tè sa a, se noumenm ki bouch Bondyé sou tè sa a.

Lè nou priyé: ke volonté w fèt sou tè a, menm jan volonté w fèt nan Syèl la - fò nou konnen Bondyé gendwa chwazi w pou akonpli volonté Li sou te a.

Misyon Bondyé bawou an gendwa poté dlo nan jé w. Misyon Bondyé bawou an gendwa lakòz separasyon ak madanm, ak mari, ou ak pitit. Misyon Bondyé bawou an gendwa lakòz ou menm pran kout baton.

Men, pozé tèt ou kesyon sa a: èské Bondyé ap janm meté w nan yon rout ke Li pat deja meté preparasyon ak pwovizyon pou ou; mande: èské Bondyé ap voyé m nan yon misyon san Li pa banm direksyon?

Donk, Jòb pat konprann sa ki tap pasé l yo. Jòb te wè bagay ap rivé l ke li pat merité. Jòb te menm modi jou Bondyé te meté l sou tè a. Etandiské, se yon deba Bondyé tap fè ak advèsè a. Okontrè, tèlman Bondyé te fyè de Jòb, Bondyé fè yon paryaj ak advèsè a: ke nenpòt sa ke Jòb ta andiré, Jòb pap chité, ke Jòb ap toujou reté yon sèvant fidèl é yon nonm ki jist.

Ebyen, advèsè a te ataké tout byen Jòb pwosédé. Advèsè a te lakòz lamò pitit Jòb yo. Advèsè a te menm ataké Jòb ak maladi, ak wonté, ak imilyasyon, ak dekourajman. Men, atout ke Jòb plenyen bay Bondyé, li pat janm piblikman ofansé Bondyé, li pat janm renonsé konfyans li nan Bondyé.

Lè Jòb vin rekonèt plas li, lè Jòb -menm pandan soufrans li- te kòmansé bay Bondyé glwa ké l merité a, Bondyé vin genyen pari a kont advèsè a.

Bondyé vin géri é restoré Jòb. Bondyé vin beni Jòb ak plis ke sa li te pèdi yo.

Sèvant, petèt ou twouvé tèt ou nan yon sitiyasyon ke ou pa menm konprann ni pye ak ni tèt sitiyason an. Petèt, menm jan ak Jòb, ou gendwa santi ou pa merité sa kap pasé w la, ke ou pa merité dosyé advèsè a pozé sou do w la.

Sèvitè, sa mwen gen pou m di w jodi a: lè ou pa konprann sa Bondyé ap fè a, reté kwè nan amou Bondyé genyen pou ou an.

Reté kwè Bondyé genyen yon plan ki byen detayé, ki byen detèminé.

Reté kwè é reté tann GranMèt la.

Kontinyé pèseveré nan chemen ki dwat la, chemen ki mennen lavi a.

Analizé vi ou. Fè chanjman Bondyé dirijé w pou fè.

Sèvi pòv ak moun ki nan soufrans.

Yon jou, san ou pa atann, sezon tray la ap fini. É Bondyé ap ouvri yon pòt DELIVRANS, pou ou. Bondyé ap l'ouvri yon pòt PWOVIZYON pou ou.

Bondyé anpòté tout sa ki te kont ou yo. É Bondyé ap bawou VIKTWA ak repo de tout advèsè w yo.

Reté nan lapè Bondyé bay la. Amèn Amèn Amèn

Sè Dina
Tell The World Ministries Inc
404-407-0213

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