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Seed Project

This project provides quality vegetable seeds and supplies for families in Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, and other countries who depend largely on their gardens for food. In Liberia, Nicaragua, Haiti, and Kenya, the project provides crop seeds and some agricultural tools and supplies for needy farmers. Our goal for the Seed Project is not only to provide physical seeds but also to plant spiritual seeds through Christian literature and teaching given with the seeds.

View a brief presentation about the Seed Project program.

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