from: michael ashaolu <salvationarmyy35@gmail.com>
date: Feb 13, 2020, 7:02 PM
subject: GEETINGS TO YOU DEARLY BELOVED
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AM WRITTING TO REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR OUR SMALL CHURCH?
I am writing to request financial assistance for our small church (The Salvation Army Church) located at Giwa barracks Gombale Road Maiduguri the northern part of Nigeria in Africa. As a result of unexpected and Islamic militant attack (Boko Haram) that has been ravaging our dearly beloved Country especially at the Northern part, our little church was razed and attack and most of our members were scattered and dispersed. But the Gospel must continue. Christ must be preached and souls must be safe. Phil 1:21 for us to live is Christ and for us to die is gain.
Our church has been a safe heaven and a sort of settlement for internally displaced persons, many displaced persons and children take refuge in our ministry against this Islamic fundamentalist, but since this Islamic militant continuous attack some of our members have been dispersed and left isolated.
Right now we need approximately $10,000, but f you could help us with whatever you can provide, we would be most appreciative. We would use any help that we receive for rebuilding(no matter how small the structure will be) and taking care of Christians that are homeless and constantly been targeted by this Islamic fundamentalist.
Please dearly beloved for the Love of God we need your help, we are stranded.
They want to wipe out Christians in Nigeria but according to the bible in Jude 1:3, 1 Peter 3:15 we will defend the faith that was once handed over to us.
Thank you so much for taking the time to consider this request. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours Sincerly
Pastor Michael O.Akhaolu.
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from: michael ashaolu <salvationarmyy35@gmail.com>
date: Feb 13, 2020, 7:02 PM
subject: GEETINGS TO YOU DEARLY BELOVED
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good morning Sir,
Thank you for your response,we are very grateful.
Please sir, the amount of money we will need in total is $10,000 dollars.
Below is the break down of what we need to build a small church(mainly hall of about 300 sitting capacity).
1. Rods( (12mm by 12 mm) 100 x ₦1500 = ₦150,000 ($428.00)
2. Cement - 400 x ₦1500 = ₦600,000 ($1714.00)
3. Blocks - 5000 × ₦40 = ₦200,000 ($571.00)
4. Laterite - 20 trips× N5,000 = ₦100,000 ($285)
5. Sharp sand - 12×₦15,000 = ₦180,000 ($514.28)
6. Wood - ₦400,000 ($1142.8)
7. Zinc -coated aluminium - =₦ 900,000 ($2571)
8. Doors - 7 x 20,000 =₦140,000 ($400)
9. Aluminium Window 10 x N22, 000 = ₦200,000 ($571)
10. Wiring = ₦100,000 ($285)
11. Fencing - ₦500,000 ($1428.)
Workmanship and major labour will be done by some members of the church
TOTAL =$9909 (Nine thousand nine hundred and nine dollars)
We are very grateful for your response and believing may the Lord reward you and continue to bless you for your magnanimity and show of kindness.
Kind Regards.
date: Feb 13, 2020, 7:02 PM
subject: GEETINGS TO YOU DEARLY BELOVED
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good morning Sir,
Thank you for your response,we are very grateful.
Please sir, the amount of money we will need in total is $10,000 dollars.
Below is the break down of what we need to build a small church(mainly hall of about 300 sitting capacity).
1. Rods( (12mm by 12 mm) 100 x ₦1500 = ₦150,000 ($428.00)
2. Cement - 400 x ₦1500 = ₦600,000 ($1714.00)
3. Blocks - 5000 × ₦40 = ₦200,000 ($571.00)
4. Laterite - 20 trips× N5,000 = ₦100,000 ($285)
5. Sharp sand - 12×₦15,000 = ₦180,000 ($514.28)
6. Wood - ₦400,000 ($1142.8)
7. Zinc -coated aluminium - =₦ 900,000 ($2571)
8. Doors - 7 x 20,000 =₦140,000 ($400)
9. Aluminium Window 10 x N22, 000 = ₦200,000 ($571)
10. Wiring = ₦100,000 ($285)
11. Fencing - ₦500,000 ($1428.)
Workmanship and major labour will be done by some members of the church
TOTAL =$9909 (Nine thousand nine hundred and nine dollars)
We are very grateful for your response and believing may the Lord reward you and continue to bless you for your magnanimity and show of kindness.
Kind Regards.
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