Maria David
THE Christ Victory Ministry of All Nations (CVMOAN) continues to demonstrate love and care for humankind, regardless of their backgrounds.
This was once again evident after CVMOAN Lead Pastor, Sem Abiatar, handed over 94 bags of cement and sanitary pads to families in Walvis Bay on Saturday.
According to Abiatar, they have a project called the “Hand of Mercy.” Under this project, they build free houses and donate them to elders and the less privileged. They also have a project of donating cement for free.
“The beneficiaries are not members of our church but some people that are in need of better homes,” he said.
Abiatar indicated that sanitary pads will help assist a girl-child as part of fighting period poverty, stating that access to affordable menstruation products is a right, not a privilege.
He added that this is being done with the aim of alleviating people from shacks and hoping to help them build better homes for themselves.
Abiatar stressed that the best investment one can make is to love others unconditionally and unwaveringly without expecting anything in return.
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