HIV/AIDS initiatives in Africa are a dime a dozen and they have met with varying success. The result is often less than an observable dip on an incidence curve that is spiraling out of control. We are not interested in adding to the graveyard of projects that already exists because the driving forces of Western funds and personnel were discontinued. Our desire is to see an African “owned”, grass-roots movement that will effectively impact the situation and be sustained long-term because their heart is in it. The initiative will continue long after funds from the West serve as a catalyst.

Large urban centers in South Asia are brimming with young people who are questioning traditional beliefs and what they see around them. Among these young people arise vast opportunities to talk about truth and the true meaning of life.

An English teaching business is opening an English Coffee House that will serve coffee and provide a venue for music performances and English conversation. This coffee house will accomplish the following purposes: