My dear friend,

Have you ever dreamt of being part of something big that it changes lives?

Lifegiver Church has come a long way since its humble beginnings back in 1995, conducting
services in a small garage. Its heart has always been to make Jesus known to all people,
training them as leaders and sending them out for missions. Since then, the church has
become instrumental in restoring and transforming lives in the campuses, corporate places,
and communities, as well as serving the Body of Christ.

I am privileged to be part of this church and call it “my home”.

But now, we are unable to accommodate the growing number of people surrendering
to Christ and being trained for missions.

We are now called to step out in faith, as a church, for a big expansion so that we might be
able to attend to their needs.

That is why I decided to be part of something big and join Project Solomon’s Gideon 300.

We are a group of individuals tasked to seek partnership with generous people who are
willing to give and sponsor Lifegiver Church’s building project named “Project Solomon”.

Project Solomon is a mission to build an 8-storey building that would serve as a home to
10,000 lives transformed by the Lord Jesus Christ. It will also be a center of worship and
training.

You can be a part of their transformation!

The following pages are stories of some people whose lives were transformed by their walk with our Lord
Jesus Christ by the help of the Lifegiver Church. We also have videos of lives touched by God through
Christ in us. These are the people who will benefit with your generous gift of support for this project.
A Picture of Our Society Today
UNICEF, 2016: 80% OF FILIPINO YOUTH SUFFER FROM VIOLENCE

Puroy Decena was a former gang leader of one of the biggest gangs in Metro Manila.
He was a rebellious child. He lived a life filled with drugs, women, guns, and gang fights.
He even went to jail because of this lifestyle. Until one day, he was invited to attend
services hosted by Lifegiver Church where he met Jesus. Now, Puroy is no longer
leading delinquents but is leading God’s people as a missionary.

GLOBAL BURDEN OF DISEASE, 2015: 3.3M FILIPINOS SUFFER FROM DEPRESSION

Anna Lea Delos Santos was a young professional wandering life without a purpose. She
engaged in casual sex, drinking, vices and unlabelled relationships. Then one day, she
found herself falling into deep depression after a guy she liked and stalked in social
media failed to return her affections. She became hopeless and even entertained the
thought of attempting suicide. Until one day, she was invited to attend services hosted
by Lifegiver Church where she met Jesus. Now, Anna Lea is living her life full of joy,
faith and purpose as she serves in the Young Professionals Ministry.

PSA, 2014: 1 OUT OF 5 MARRIED COUPLES GETS ANNULLED

Kelvin Quinez and his wife made a wrong start in their relationship. They lived together
outside of marriage and had a child at a young age. He was overwhelmed by the
responsibilities of being a father and pressured to be the man of the house. He became
negative, fearful, paranoid, and very disappointed in the kind of life he was in. This
strained their relationship as a couple that his wife decided to leave him. They were
separated for two years. Until one day, he was invited to attend services hosted by
Lifegiver Church where he met Jesus. Now, Kelvin and his wife, Angie, are reconciled,
happily married and both serving in the Men’s and Women’s Network.

These are seemingly impossible cases. There seems to be no hope for these people. And they felt like it.

But transformation is possible in Jesus Christ!

If you help build Project Solomon, you will help more lives be transformed and restored by the Lord
Jesus Christ and give them a home where they can grow. Your gift of, at least P1000, will not only help
build God’s house, but will create an impact on this and future generations.

Build with us and leave your legacy!

For your minimum support of P1000.00, your name will be included in the Acknowledgement Wall found on our official
website: http://projectsolomon.ph. If you wish to see other sponsorship privileges, please feel free to reach out to me.