BRING THEM IN THAT MY HOUSE WILL BE FULL.

The good-hearted men and women of America and beyond, the people you see their pictures are human beings like you and I. They live and feed on trash and whatever they got from these dirty places and streets. That is so dehumanizing to our world of today. I have toured all countries of Africa and some other poor countries of the World. I observed generally that this is how mentally sick, poor and the homeless are left to live and roam the streets. They eat dirty food they could find around them. They die and decompose on the streets on heaps of trash as you can see. Every human being that has a heart must be moved to help these helpless brothers and sisters of ours. I have also been to some other western countries like America, UK to mention this few. Life of the poor in the developed countries is different from what you see in the poor countries. In the above mentioned countries poor people like these ones are living in homes, fed and medically cared for by the government and people of goodwill. But in the under and developing countries the poor have no position in the plans of government because the countries are actually poor and because the leaders embezzle the little the countries have. We are not appealing or soliciting for fund to give them all the comfort in the World but just a little and basic necessity of life. Definitely this basic necessity will certainly get some back to their feet to join the society and take care of themselves and others. Some people that came out of this mess never forget what God did for them and what they have passed through in life. Therefore some of them always help people in difficulties because they have experienced such hardship in life. But all of us don’t have to experience such inhuman kind of life before we can be sympathetic to their condition and help them. This is not seen in any developed and organized country like America and others. Our projects care for all without discrimination of race, national background or any sort of religious affiliation. I will employ you to take time and go into our website to read more about us and what we do. Our website will give you the insight of the great mission we have. I know when you understand our mission you will be motivated to be of help to us.   

Our lord Jesus gave us this order (BRING THEM IN THAT MY HOUSE WILL BE FULL) Luke 14: 15-24 in the parable of the Great Feast. These are the people the Lord asked us to bring in and to be fed, and care for them since the invited guests declined invitations because of flimsy excuses. The rich man said that his house must be full. He ordered his servants to go the streets, alleys of town even to the country roads and lanes to bring the poor, the crippled, blind and the lame. That house must be full of guests not only the rich but also the poor, blind, lame and all kinds of people they could find in the street. This project is growing to be global care for the poor. So you and I are the servants the Lord sent to streets, roads and country to bring his people in and care for them. The pictures you are seeing here are real human beings in this condition and cannot help themselves. Many are like this in so many countries of the World and we have to bring them in.

For the fact that you and I are comfortable does not mean that everyone is comfortable right from the time of Jesus till date and it is our responsibility to care for them. Look at this people and see those we are asked to bring in and care for. Be part of this global care for the poor and the forgotten. Every dollar donated on this project will be used well and accounted for this project. Let us get to work, please donate and get others to donate to help us.  


. This project and apostolate is already helping some people in a small scale in Anambra State in the eastern part of Nigeria where we started. If you go into our website you will see that we are already at work but we need your financial assistance to continue. These sick and poor are left to live like this all over the states. For more information, visit our website https://www.osjpcares.org