Charity

The third and most engaging objective of TACC-Friends is charity which is the assistance of very needy brethren. We define very needy brethren as born again believers who are desperate for assistance. The categories of very needy brethren we consider are widows, orphans and the persecuted (those suffering as a result of persecution for their faith in Jesus Christ). At the moment preference is given to the last category due to the urgency of these cases.

The selection process is coordinated by our Liaison Officers. The Liaison Officer presents periodic updates to the president as necessary for evaluation. (Please see the link for Liaison Officers for details on the selection process).

It is hoped that the assistance will enable brethren become financially independent thereby strengthening their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. We hope that their testimony will encourage relatives and friends to hope in the Lord Jesus Christ as well. We believe that financially independent brethren will help build a viable church that would spread the gospel of Jesus Christ further.

A new cycle for assistance begins after our National Convention in May and ends before the next convention. The National Convention is our only Fundraising occasion. However we are open to public donations throughout the year. A 100% of all donations go to helping the needy.

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Charity Beneficiaries

The following cases have been assisted by TACC-Friends International

Beneficiaries since 2011

Tifuh Raphael

Tifuh Raphael

Tifuh Raphael is a 22 year old student from Ashong village in Batibo sub-Division in Mezam Division of the North West Region of Cameroon. He is an orphan and a Level 3 student in the University of Yaounde II Soa, in the faculty of Law and political Science. He is a...

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Glory Arah

Glory Arah

Sister Glory Arah had never known her father and lost her mother at the age of 9. After obtaining her First School Leaving Certificate, she started learning hairdressing but could not complete it due to financial difficulties. While in her village, Tabo in Manyu, SW...

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Miranda Enow

Miranda Enow

Sister Miranda Enow is married to Bro Cletus Tabot Enow. She is a communicant and choir member of the Apostolic Church Makata Assembly in Muyuka. She had a little provision store while her husband was a farmer, supplying plantains. About three years ago their...

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 Samuel Egwu

 Samuel Egwu

Bro. Samuel Egwu is a committed member of The Apostolic Church Bonapriso, Douala where he serves in the main choir. He came to Cameroon in 2006 with his master a Nigerian Businessman. After serving him for two years, his master abruptly returned to Nigeria leaving...

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