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.
Charity Beneficiaries
The following cases have been assisted by TACC-Friends InternationalBeneficiaries since 2011
Sis. Jacqueline Epoto Lobe
Born in 1968, Sis Jacky Lobe became Born Again in 1987. She was a committed Sunday School Teacher during her active years. She got married to Bro. Parfait in 1987. In early 2000, she became hypertensive and probably developed some early kidney problems alongside. But...
Sis. Alice Zoh & Daughter
Alice Zoh is a 45 year old woman and a mother of four. She built her life in Kumba for about 15 years with her husband, after which he married two other women. He also began persecuting her because of her repentance. She gave her life to Christ about 15 years ago and...
Sis. Jacqueline Epoto Lobe
Sister Jacqueline is the wife of Bro. Parfait Lobe (see case 2012-2013 #1). Her illness started in 2002 with a diagnosis of hypertension with a Blood Pressure of 240/110 mmHg. In 2004 it went up to 300/120 mmHg with violent headaches, reduction in vision, loss of the...
Bro. Parfait Lobe
Brother Lobe Parfait resides in Douala with his wonderful wife Jacqueline Epoto and their four sons. Sister Jacqueline became born again in 1992, and Brother Parfait followed her in 1995, and was eventually made a Deacon in TACC Bonapriso, Douala. Before Brother...
Sister Theresia Ekow
Theresia Teh Ekow, 50 and a widow from the Bakossi tribe, has been a Believer with the TACC Bwitingi village assembly in the Buea area for about 10 years. Theresia has three children (14, 12 and 4). The father of her first child abandoned her while she was still...
Mama Susan Ayuk
Mama Susan Ashu is a widow with two teenage daughters. She was also the women’s leader in TACC Kumba. In February 2011, she lost her entire house and property to a ravaging fire. We’re thankful to God that their lives were saved. In March 2011, TACC-Friends USA, China...
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