We first started as a group of 30 women from various denominations who observed that spiritual and moral values were not fully embraced among young adults, and Jesus Christ was not a central factor in their lives. With a passion for evangelism, discipleship, and sharing the message of Christ, we committed ourselves to ministering to young adults in our respective communities. Inspired by Luke 10:2, we called ourselves Laborers in Christ.
However, as we ministered, we realized that many young adults were struggling with vices such as substance abuse, which hindered their ability to grow into responsible and effective individuals. Recognizing the need for a holistic approach to address these challenges, we decided to take our mission to a higher level. This led to the establishment of Laborers in Christ as an Non-Governmental Organisation on 21st March 2024, dedicated to transforming lives through spiritual guidance, substance abuse awareness, and empowerment initiatives.
Our mission is to utilize the transformative power of compassion and guidance to empower at-risk young adults between 13 and 30.
We aim to bring about cultural change and fundamental transformation by addressing the dangers of substance abuse and other vices that hinder their ability to contribute to society positively through education.
Our goal is to help the young people overcome their health challenges and become valuable members of their communities.
We are Christians and Laborers in Christ, inspired by Luke 19:2, sent into the harvest to reach and transform lives.
Just like Jesus Christ, we will show compassion to every young adult we serve.
Every young adult deserves to be loved, accepted, and guided into a sense of belonging within their communities.
We will help young adults discover and walk in their God-given purpose.
We shall serve with humility and uphold integrity, remaining true to Christ’s example in all we do.