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Famine, starvation, and the church that stays.
When harvests fail and aid is thin, Favor’s churches, medical teams, and women’s groups feed families and keep the Gospel in the village.
Families miss harvests because of war, drought, and displacement. Children show up at clinics and churches hungry. Starvation is the daily version of the same crisis, still there after the cameras leave.
Favor’s answer runs through the local church. Sustainability projects, gardens, and vocational training move a village off endless relief. Women’s Empowerment cohorts start with trauma healing and end with a business that pays school fees and puts food on the fire.
Medical teams treat what hunger does to a body. Village Learning Centers keep children in class instead of on the road looking for work. Portable Bible Schools still run, because a starving village needs bread and the Bread of Life, in that order and together.
Aid in refugee camps has been cut with no warning. Favor’s indigenous leaders already live among the people those cuts hit. Partners who give monthly are how those leaders buy grain this week, not a press conference next year.
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