Help Pastor Udi Secure Housing and Continue His Ministry

Dear friends, family, and kind-hearted supporters,

I’m writing to ask for your help supporting someone who has quietly and faithfully served others—both here in the U.S. and abroad—with love, humility, and unwavering faith.

Pastor Udi has dedicated his life to sharing the Good News and offering hope to those in some of life’s darkest moments. Whether leading Sunday services, running a weekly prayer line, or ministering to individuals in need, he has always shown up for his spiritual community—even when it meant stretching his own resources thin.

Like many during these times, Pastor Udi has faced real financial hardship. For the past several months, he’s been scraping by: covering church service costs, maintaining the prayer line, and just barely making rent. He recently had to pay a large debt to retain access to the church building, and now he’s been hit with more devastating news—the home he’s been living in is being sold. He’s now urgently searching for a new place to live.

We’re trying to raise $2,400 to help cover Pastor Udi’s rent and living expenses for the next three months while he finds stable housing. Every dollar brings us closer to that goal—and every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference.

As someone who was recently unemployed for nine months, I can personally attest to the power of hope and faith during difficult times. I believe the strength and encouragement I received through Pastor Udi’s ministry helped me keep going—and ultimately led me to the job of my dreams. I know I’m not the only one who’s been uplifted by his selfless service.

As a thank you, Pastor Udi is offering a personal prayer for anyone who donates. Just leave your contact info when you give, and he will reach out to you by phone or text to offer prayer over your life or any specific request you may have.

Your support is deeply appreciated. Whether you’re able to give or simply share this campaign with others, thank you for taking the time to care.

With gratitude,

Ezichi N.