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Announcing Our 2019 Special Project Grants
Every year we invite our global partners to apply for grants to fund special projects they may have – above and beyond their inspiring every day work that we also support. We were so impressed with what they presented this year that we have set out to raise $100,000 to... Read More
Meet our 2019 Lydia Award Finalists and Vote!
A Sri Lankan handbag maker, a Ugandan household goods retailer, and a Guatemalan tortilla maker. All grew their businesses with access to microfinance products and services from a local microfinance institution (and PEER Servants partner). All overcame tremendous obstacles. Their families are now living with sufficiency and dignity, and all... Read More
Trip of a Lifetime to Africa
They were three weeks in Africa that no one will ever forget! Week 1 – AKT 2 (Advancing the Kingdom Together) gathering PEER Teens from eight different countries in Arua, Uganda for local outreach, global partnership, and training/inspiration to “set the example” in extending more of the kingdom of heaven... Read More
Announcing Our 2018 Special Project Grants
We are very pleased to announce our 2018 Special Project Grants. These Grants are in response to special projects our global partners present to us each year that are above and beyond the regular funding we provide to them for their microfinance, education, and youth empowerment initiatives. This year they... Read More
Check Out our Second Quarter Newsletter
Our Second Quarter 2018 Newsletter is posted and covers how Indians and Sri Lankans are training each other, Africans are using technology to come together in seconds, Peruvian young people are living out their commitment to justice, and even PEER Kids are getting in on the kingdom action. Check it... Read More
CAFECC Gets New Vehicle to Support Uganda Ministry
CAFECC, PEER Servants’ northern Ugandan microfinance partner, purchased their first vehicle after twelve years of ministry. This 2004 model used van will carry Ugandan Teens as they proclaim the kingdom, allow CAFECC to better host their foreign visitors (perhaps you on a future trip?!), and much, much more. The van was... Read More