

Projects
At Project 9:12, we believe faith expresses itself through love, and love takes action. This page highlights the heart of our mission—empowering communities, equipping churches, and meeting essential needs around the world. From providing clean water in Ethiopia and the Congo, to supporting sustainable farming, sewing programs, and church buildings, each project is a reflection of the gospel lived out. Explore our work and see how hope and help are being planted across the globe.

The Well
After a community in the Congo suffered many illnesses and deaths due to the drinking water, Project 9:12 raised funds to provide clean and safe drinking water by building a well.

Chickens & Goats
Project 9:12 has raised funds to supply goats and chickens for a preacher's community in Africa to help them become self-sustaining.

Church Building
In Nino, Cagayan Valley, Philippines, where their place of worship remained unfinished, a congregation reached out to us. With their willing heart and hands, we successfully raised funds to finish out a comfortable church building - from the windows and tiles to the electricity - for them to gather and worship in.

Sewing Machines
We were able to help out Rachel McNiece with a group called Sewing the Seeds to purchase 10 sewing machines for her program where she teaches men and women to sew so that they can provide for their family's needs.

Ethiopian Wells
Funds were raised to drill new wells in Werra Geshara and Wada 01 villages - areas where surface water is polluted with chemicals, animal feces, and other contaminants. Children who once had to walk for hours to collect water and carry it home in old oil cans are relieved from their burden!

The Garden
​We were blessed to raise the funds needed to erect a fence on approximately 7.5 acres of land and to install a water pump and solar panels for a community garden in Zimbabwe. This project benefited more than 100 families within the church and the surrounding community and, in the words of the local preacher, has transformed lives.
