About Us

Farming has always been a way of life for me. But over time, it became more than that. It became a calling. As I looked around my village, I saw fellow believers, my brothers and sisters in Christ, who had lost everything to Fulani bandits, ISIS and Boko Haram attacks. Their homes were gone, their lands destroyed, their faith tested, yet their hope in God still burned strong.

I realized I couldn’t fight the war with weapons, but I could fight it with love. I could help them rebuild their lives through farming just as Jesus said, “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for Me.”

So I began leasing unused land and giving it to Christian farmers who had lost everything. I provided them with seeds, fertilizers, and tools so they could grow again, both in faith and in livelihood. When I saw their joy return with their first harvests, I knew this was God’s work, not mine.

While our mission began by serving Christian families who were among the hardest hit by the violence, our compassion has never been limited by faith. Today, we also extend a helping hand to vulnerable Muslim and Jewish families who have likewise suffered and who seek peace over violence.