Report By Archbishop Kavitha Poli (Grace Mary) Date: March 26th, 2024 In a significant development for Liberia, Jehovah Saints have made commendable progress in addressing the needs of homeless orphans. The project aims to provide a safe and nurturing environment for vulnerable children who have been left without shelter or family support. The Builder’s Update Archbishop Kavitha Poli (Grace Mary) recently received a video update from the builder responsible for constructing the new Jehovah Saints Global Outreach building for the homeless orphans. The footage showcases the ongoing work, highlighting the dedication and commitment of those involved. The builder’s efforts are crucial in ensuring that the facility meets the necessary standards and provides a comfortable living space for the children. Challenges and Prayers Despite the positive strides, challenges remain. Archbishop Poli emphasizes the need for continued prayers and divine intervention. Specifically, she seeks God’s guidance for two critical aspects: Roofing: The completion of the roofing structure is essential to protect the children from the elements. As the rainy season approaches, ensuring a sturdy and weather-resistant roof becomes a top priority. Bore Well: Access to clean water is fundamental for the well-being of the orphans. The bore well installation will provide a sustainable water source, allowing the children to thrive. God’s Perfect Timing Archbishop Poli echoes Michael Hopkins’ faith that God is at work in this endeavor. She remains steadfast in her faith, trusting that everything will unfold according to His perfect timing. The project’s success hinges on the collective efforts of the community, donors, and volunteers who share a common goal: to create a haven of hope and love for Liberia’s most vulnerable children. As we await further updates, let us join in prayer, supporting Archbishop Poli, Michael Hopkins, and all those involved in this noble cause. Together, we can make a difference and uplift the lives of these precious young souls. Soldier of Christ, Michael Hopkins https://www.jehovahsaint.com/

God gave us 10 Laws to live by. How many laws have men given you to live by? 1,000's? And excluding God Jehovah while creating these laws. God "ONLY" wants you to abide by the 10 laws, AND the LAW of "Love" breaks none of these Laws, whereas there is NO LAW. One would "think" if you would not do that to your next door neighbor, and would not do that to yourself. Why would you do it to anyone else? Everywhere.... Is it out of "love" when you place your next door neighbor into a concrete box in your home? Would you want your next door neighbor to place you in a concrete box in their home because they do not agree with your faith? Faith is your own set of laws that govern self, those laws are meant for you. Those laws are not meant for everyone. Read Romans chapter 14, what is Sin to one, is not Sin to another. Sin just means mistake, some "think" they have made a "mistake" but they did not in God's eyes. Don't let man get you down, God is working on all those who Pray. Jail is the same thing as housing your next door neighbor in your home for years. Read Romans chapter 14 what is sin to one is not sin to another. God is a God of LOVE, AND a God of WAR. 1 John 4:7–8 "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love." (Do you LOVE how your people are treated by the leaders everywhere?) Exodus 15:3 (KJV) "The Lord is a man of war: the Lord is his name." (2 things to explain this) #1. They did not know God's name was Jehovah at this time. Exodus 6:3 (KJV) And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name Jehovah was I not known to them. #2. Lord is a man? Remember:  "No man hath seen God at any time" John 1:18 (KJV) New Testament, as Jesus was not God but God through Jesus. If Jesus were God, you would not be able to look at Him. "God said, Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live." Exodus 33:20 #3 Answer to Exodus 15:3 (KJV) "The Lord is a man of war: the Lord is his name." Angels come in the form of man, Hebrews 13:2 and God works threw them, and speaks through them. "My sheep "know" my voice and they follow me" John 10:27-28 Remember that, as God spoke "through" Jesus, just like He can you or anyone, ones that know, know, and they will know it was God who spoke. Exodus 23:20-24 "Behold, I send an Angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My name is in Him. But if you indeed obey His voice and do all that I speak, then I will be an enemy to your enemies and an adversary to your adversaries...You shall not bow down to their gods, nor serve them, nor do according to their works; but you shall utterly overthrow them and completely break down their sacred pillars. ALL prayers needed: This is what angels do, angels send messages to God, this is what prayer is. Calling on all saints of your area to pray, unite and stand up for the poor and homeless. Saints pray this prayer: “I pray for God to speak through me all the time, even when I am typing, and I pray for God to remove all my thoughts, and implant His thoughts all the time, as I do not even want my thoughts.” "Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Jehovah except through Jesus" (John 14:6) This is why when we pray, we always end our prayer in Jesus name I pray amen. Because we cannot get to God Jehovah except "through" Jesus His Son. May God bless ALL who pray the prayer I requested. Soldier of Christ, Michael Hopkins https://www.jehovahsaint.com/

Introduction In the realm of spirituality, the concept of sin often surfaces as a topic of profound importance. St. Mykul, a revered figure in this domain, once said, “I am not without sin, as many angels themselves are not without sin.” This statement encapsulates a profound truth: sin, in its essence, is a mistake, and we all make mistakes. Sin: A Mistake We All Make St. Mykul’s perspective on sin is both compassionate and forgiving. He equates sin to a mistake, an error that every being, even celestial ones, are prone to commit. This view demystifies the concept of sin, stripping it of its terrifying connotations and presenting it as a part of the universal human experience. It is a call for understanding and empathy, a plea for us to recognize our shared fallibility. The Prayer of the Saints St. Mykul’s prayer is a testament to his desire for divine guidance: “I pray for God to speak through me all the time, even when I am typing, and I pray for God to remove all my thoughts, and implant His thoughts all the time, as I do not even want my thoughts.” This prayer reflects a deep yearning for divine intervention, a longing to be an instrument of the divine will. Pleasing God, Not Man St. Mykul emphasizes that our ultimate aim should be to please God, not man. This focus shifts our attention from the transient and fickle opinions of others to the eternal and unchanging will of God. It is a reminder that our actions, thoughts, and words should align with divine principles rather than societal expectations. Conclusion St. Mykul’s teachings offer a refreshing perspective on sin, prayer, and the purpose of life. They invite us to embrace our imperfections, seek divine guidance, and live a life dedicated to pleasing God. As we navigate through our journey of faith, let us remember St. Mykul’s words and strive to embody the principles they represent.

On Thursday, March 21, 2024, a significant meeting was held where Michael Hopkins appointed Kavitha Poli, a resident of Liberia, as Archbishop over all of Africa. A Vision for Change Kavitha Poli is no stranger to service. She has been running a shelter for homeless orphans, now renamed to Jehovah Saints Global Outreach. Kavitha’s vision is clear and heartfelt. As a woman and a single mom, she is driven by her passion to bring smiles to the faces of single mothers and widows by providing them with essential needs - food, shelter, and clothing. Her personal experience as a mother to a fatherless boy fuels her burning desire to help fatherless children. She aims to provide them with food, shelter, education, and a brighter future. Expanding the Reach In the discussions about the matters in Africa, it was revealed that Kavitha will be establishing Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints Churches all throughout Africa. Michael Hopkins explained to Kavitha that the Church building is for the fellowship of brothers and sisters. He emphasized that God does not dwell in a building made by hands, you are the temple God dwells in. Michael elucidated to her that individuals can establish a spiritual sanctuary in their own residences, comparing it to the growth process from infancy to adulthood. He clarified that even though the ministry may currently seem modest like a small tree, with nurturing care and attention, it will thrive and flourish over time. "like a tree planted by the water" Psalm 1:3 The Church building or homes are called Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints, and the shelters are named Jehovah Saints Global Outreach. A Heartfelt Calling Kavitha was deeply moved by all the information (scripture) provided on the site and felt a strong calling to be a part of Jehovah Saints. We pray that God blesses her abundantly for her efforts put forth. As God hears all, sees all, and even knows what we are thinking all the time. Ask, and you shall receive. Contact Information Jehovah Saints Headquarters for Africa Archbishop Kavitha Poli 7000 Zwerdu 10 Liberia, West Africa Phone: +231775154563 Africa WhatsApp Number: +919502406211 Jehovah Saints Global Outreach Headquarters 205 W Business US Hwy 60 PMB 303 Dexter, Missouri 63841 Phone: 1-573-891-1933 USA

The path to salvation is a journey of faith and repentance. As stated in Acts 16:31, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household.” This belief is not merely an intellectual acceptance but a profound transformation of the heart and mind that leads to repentance. Jesus himself emphasized the importance of repentance in Luke 13:5, saying, “unless you repent you will all likewise perish.” "Our fellowship with Jehovah and his Son Jesus Christ is rooted in this repentance and faith. When we confess our sins, Jehovah, in His faithfulness and justice, forgives us and cleanses us from all unrighteousness. However, if we deny our sins, we make Jehovah a liar, and His word is not in us." 1 John 1:3-10 While baptism is a significant ritual in many Christian traditions, it is not a requirement for salvation. Some may choose to undergo baptism to strengthen their faith, but it is not a prerequisite for salvation. This is illustrated in Mark 11:27-33, where Jesus challenges the chief priests, scribes, and elders on the question of authority. When asked about the origin of John’s baptism, they could not answer. Jesus, in turn, did not disclose the source of his authority. The scripture from Romans 10:9-10 encapsulates the essence of salvation: “If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.” This passage underscores the importance of both belief and confession in the journey towards salvation. In conclusion, the path to salvation is a personal journey of faith, repentance, and confession. While rituals like baptism can play a role in strengthening faith, they are not prerequisites for salvation. Ultimately, it is our belief in Jesus as Lord and our willingness to repent and confess our sins that lead us to salvation. Soldier of Christ, Michael Hopkins https://www.jehovahsaint.com/

The Bible, a sacred text for Christians worldwide, has several references to wine and alcohol. These references have been interpreted in various ways by different individuals and religious groups. This article aims to explore these references and their implications. Jesus and the Truth Jesus, the central figure of Christianity, was known for his commitment to truth. Despite facing severe consequences, including crucifixion, he never shied away from speaking the truth. This commitment to truth is a cornerstone of Christian teachings and is relevant when discussing any topic, including wine and alcohol. Proverbs 31:7 - Drinking to Forget The Bible, in Proverbs 31:7, says, “Let them drink and forget their poverty and remember their misery no more.” This verse suggests that alcohol can be used as a means to alleviate suffering and forget one’s troubles. However, it’s important to note that this doesn’t advocate for irresponsible drinking. Proverbs 31:6 - Strong Drink for Those in Pain Proverbs 31:6 advises, “Give strong drink to them that is ready to perish.” This verse implies that strong drink can be used as a form of solace for those in severe pain or near the end of their life. This should be interpreted with caution and within the context of responsible use. 1 Timothy 5:23 - Wine for Health 1 Timothy 5:23 states, “A little wine for the stomach’s sake.” This suggests that wine, in moderation, can have health benefits. This is consistent with some modern medical views that moderate wine consumption can have certain health benefits. Matthew 11:19 - Jesus, the Drunkard? Matthew 11:19 recounts an instance where Jesus was accused of being a drunkard and a glutton. However, it’s clear from the context that Jesus was neither a drunkard nor a glutton. He did consume alcohol and food, but not to excess. Conclusion The Bible’s references to wine and alcohol are varied and nuanced. They range from acknowledging the potential benefits of moderate consumption to recognizing its use in times of severe distress. However, these references should not be taken as an endorsement of excessive or irresponsible drinking. As with all things, balance and moderation are key. This article was made possible by Michael Hopkins, founder of Jehovah’s House of Saints. For more inspiring stories and messages, visit Jehovahsaint.com. John 18:37 : Proverbs 31:7 : Proverbs 31:6 : 1 Timothy 5:23

In the words of wisdom from my late brother-in-law, Ray Girard, the visionary behind “The Story of Jesus” Tahoe, there lies a profound understanding of faith and divinity. Ray would often say, “God gave you that,” whenever he saw me with something new. It took me years to truly comprehend the depth of his words. The Divine Wisdom The Bible states: “God is the one who gives you wisdom” ~ Proverbs 2:6 “By wisdom a house is built” ~ Proverbs 24:3 “God builds everything” ~ Hebrews 3:4 These verses suggest that God is the source of all creation. He bestows upon us the wisdom, thoughts, and ideas that enable us to accomplish what we have. If we have anything, it is because “God gave you that,” as Ray would say. The Gift of Wisdom The Bible also teaches us that God gives the gift of wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. This divine gift allows us to achieve anything we desire when we pray. The Bible says, “Just Pray, Believe & Receive” ~ Mark 11:24 and “…every perfect ‘gift’ is from above, coming down from the Father…” ~ James 1:17. The Word of God When reading the Bible, remember that the Word is God. It is God speaking to you. You may not understand everything you read at the time, but the Holy Spirit will bring to remembrance what God has said in His Word when the time is right. This revelation will bring a better understanding to you, which is “wisdom” gained from above. The Holy Spirit The Scripture concludes with, “…the Holy Spirit…will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.” John 14:22-26. This verse reassures us that the Holy Spirit will guide us and help us remember the teachings of God. Conclusion In conclusion, all we need is “Faith Beyond Infinity”. This faith is a testament to the divine wisdom that God bestows upon us, guiding us through our lives and helping us achieve our desires. Remember, if you have anything, “God gave you that”. Embrace this wisdom, and let your faith be infinite. MICHAEL A. HOPKINS

In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus imparts timeless wisdom on the act of giving. He encourages us to give with a heart of humility and compassion, emphasizing that our motives matter as much as the gift itself. Let’s delve into the profound teachings of Matthew 6:3-4: 1. The Hidden Hand of Compassion “But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret.” (Matthew 6:3) Key Takeaway: When we give selflessly, without seeking recognition or applause, we create a sacred space where our acts of kindness are known only to God. 2. The Unseen Reward “Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” (Matthew 6:4) Key Takeaway: Our heavenly Father sees beyond the visible—He observes the motives behind our deeds. The reward for secret giving is not necessarily material wealth or earthly acclaim. Instead, it’s the intimacy of divine approval and the assurance that our actions align with His will. 3. Acts 3:6 - The Power of Nameless Generosity “But Peter said, ‘I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk!’” Key Takeaway: Peter’s response to the beggar at the temple gate exemplifies spiritual wealth over material riches. Sometimes, our greatest gifts are not monetary; they are the healing touch, the encouraging word, or the selfless act that points others to Christ. 4. Treasures in Heaven “But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal.” (Matthew 6:20, ESV) Key Takeaway: Earthly treasures fade, but heavenly treasures endure. Our investments in love, kindness, and compassion yield eternal dividends. They form the fabric of our heavenly inheritance. 5. Where Your Heart Resides “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (Matthew 6:21, ESV) Key Takeaway: Our priorities reveal the true condition of our hearts. By directing our resources toward eternal purposes, we align our hearts with God’s kingdom. In summary, let us embrace the beauty of secret giving, knowing that our Father sees every hidden act of kindness. May our hearts overflow with treasures that transcend time and echo in eternity. 🌟🙏

Hello, I am Michael Hopkins from Dexter, Missouri. I am the Chief Executive Officer of Jehovah Saints Global Outreach, and the Founder of Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints. Addressing Homelessness: A Priority A significant amount of time and effort has been invested in putting together a comprehensive plan to help the homeless in the USA. Our first priority is to allocate funds to assist the homeless in the USA, setting an example for the world. It’s essential that we address our own challenges before extending aid globally. Expanding Horizons: India, Pakistan, and Uganda Now, I work with India, Pakistan, and Uganda. I have assigned people in their own countries to assist them in creating programs to help in their homelessness. I currently have not donated, or given any funding outside the USA, until our own homeless situation is solved in America. A Matter of Perspective Would you build a shelter for your neighbor while your own family is living without one? Or would you build shelter for your neighboring Country, while your own people in your country are without one? It is all about perspective, a better understanding. There are many that go globally helping others. I praise them, but have they thought about their brothers and sisters within their own country? I am not putting anyone down, like I said I praise them for their efforts, but maybe they never thought of it that way. A Mission of Peace I am here to create peace worldwide. I need an Archbishop in every Country of the world, and by saying that, please understand if I do not have the time to talk with you, this does not make you less than. We are all one working together, because in time I will have 195 Archbishops Worldwide, which means I will be in constant contact with 195 people at any given moment. This is why I also need Doctors, Lawyers, Judges, Ministers, Volunteers, no matter who you are, or where you are from, God can use you for the greater good of the people in your Country. The Word says, “Strive for peace with everyone” ~ Hebrews 12:14 Uniting All Faiths I am also here to Unite all Faiths that believe in the God of Abraham. All three Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, They all believe in one God, whom they refer to as the “God of Abraham”. This shared belief in a single, supreme God named “Jehovah” in English, “Yahweh” in Hebrew, and “Allah” in Arabic language. Jews and Muslims share a common ancestor in “Father Abraham”, as they are both descendants of his sons. Muslims are descendants of Abraham’s son Ishmael, and Jews are descendants of Abraham’s son Isaac. And did you know Jesus spoke Aramaic Language, which is a Arabic Language Read Mark 15:34 A Call for Understanding and Peace Now with all of this being said, like God said, “Not everyone does their job” I will let you interpret that as you may. If everyone did their research before judging others, we would not have a world in chaos, fighting each other, not even knowing you are harming your own brothers and sisters, descendants of Father Abraham. Do you think that the Devil doesn’t open that Bible and Quran and corrupt Christians and Muslims thoughts with confusion? The Bible says, “For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.” 1 Corinthians 14:33 Do not believe what every preacher says to you, as many do not do their homework, you research what they said, and find the truth for yourself, as this is how your Faith is built. Everything I will ever say to you I back with scripture. God bless, and I look forward to working with everyone on earth for the greater good of mankind. #HomelessnessPriority #USAhomelessness #globaloutreach #charityprograms #helpinghand #communitysupport #endhomelessness #buildingshelters #perspectiveiseverything #globalleadership #humanitarianefforts #unityinfaith #Abrahamicreligions #internationalpeace #workingtogether #volunteerism #peacebuilding #worldwideconnections #findingtruth #FaithandScripture #Godsblessing #greatergood #unitingmankind

Many people leave the Church because they perceive contradictions in the Bible. This perception often arises when the Word is not properly presented. Indeed, the Bible can seem to contradict itself if one does not know how to explain these apparent contradictions with further scripture. Not everyone throughout the Bible held the same beliefs, which is what faith is - a personal belief. Thus, there are many faiths. Understanding Sin and Faith through Romans 14 To fully understand this, one must read the entire chapter of Romans 14. What is considered a sin for one person may not be a sin for another. Sin is essentially a mistake. For example, in Romans 14, those with weaker faith believe in consuming only herbs, whereas those with stronger faith consume wine and meats. If those with weaker faith consume meat and wine, it is a sin for them because they believe they have done something wrong. However, in God’s eyes, they have not. The stronger faith should not tempt the weaker faith with meat and wine. It hurts them spiritually. Proverbs 17:22 states, “a broken spirit (soul) drieth the bones,” indicating that when those with weaker faith partake in something they believe is wrong, it harms their physical body, even though what they did was acceptable in God’s eyes. Biblical Figures and Their Faiths In 2 Samuel 12:7-8, God "gave" David all of Saul’s wives. These women were given to David directly by God Himself, demonstrating that God did not see anything wrong with David having multiple wives. Yet, it is rare to find a preacher who has taught that God “gave” David all of Saul’s wives. King David had a strong faith and knew this was acceptable in God’s eyes. However, Paul in the Bible, who had a weaker faith or understanding than King David, as Paul believed that a man should only have one wife. This is what preachers often preach because they do not fully understand the Word. This causes confusion. Would you prefer to have a strong faith like King David or a weaker understanding faith like Paul? Father Abraham had two wives and also had children by his girlfriends. King Solomon had many wives and girlfriends as well. Preachers teach on David’s words in Psalms, and Solomon’s words in Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon, yet they preach against the stronger faiths of David, Solomon, and Abraham, as to having many wives. Yet, it was God who gave these women to them. Choosing Your Faith People claim to be descendants of Father Abraham and if they are, shouldn't they strive to embody the values and principles of their forefather? This belief in lineage should motivate individuals to emulate the character and virtues of Abraham in their own lives, reflecting his wisdom, compassion, and integrity. By aligning their actions with the legacy of Abraham, descendants can contribute positively to society and uphold the values that their ancestors stood for. Do you want to be a leader like David, Solomon, and Abraham? If the answer is yes, then preach the truth, because as Jesus said, “the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). Or do you want to be like Paul? The choice is yours. God will love you the same. "Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart." Psalm 37:4 This scripture was written by King David, a mighty man of God. "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the LORD." Isaiah 55:8 This verse explains to us, that our way of "thinking" is not the way God "thinks" #BibleContradictions #UnderstandingFaith #ChristianBeliefs #BiblicalTeachings #SpiritualJourney #FaithInGod #FindingTruth #FaithStruggles #BibleInterpretation #ChristianFaith #ScriptureStudy #FaithJourney #BiblicalWisdom #DavidAndSolomon #AbrahamicFaith #BiblicalLegacy #LivingFaithfully #ReligiousBeliefs #ChristianEthics #FaithLeadership #FaithCommunity #HealingThroughFaith #BiblicalValues #FaithExperiences #SpiritualGrowth #LivingByFaith #FaithInAction #ChallengingBeliefs #FindingAnswers #TheologicalDebates #FaithAndMorality #ChoosingYourFaith

On March 16th, 2024, Kenya witnessed a significant moment in its ongoing journey. Pastor Victor Odhiambo, a devoted volunteer of Jehovah Saints Global Outreach, played a pivotal role. During his interactions, he met with team leaders and fellow recovery team pastors. His message resonated with passion as he shared about the Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints, a great family that received enthusiastic approval from those he met. The impact of this outreach effort is profound, especially considering the 46,639 homeless individuals living on the streets of Kenya. “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” (Matthew 25:35) May their shelters be more than bricks and mortar—they shall be symbols of love, compassion, and unwavering faith. Pastor Victor’s mission to end homelessness is commendable, and his dedication exemplifies the spirit of compassion and service. As Kenya grapples with this pressing issue, his work serves as a beacon of hope for those in need. Let us recognize and support such tireless efforts toward a more compassionate and just society. 🙏 Pastor Victor Odhiambo and his wife.

By Michael Hopkins Dexter, Missouri – On March 15, 2024, a significant meeting took place between representatives of the Jehovah Saints of India and concerned individuals. The focus of this gathering was to discuss the pressing issue of homelessness in India and explore ways to alleviate the suffering of those affected. The Homelessness Crisis in India India, a nation of immense diversity and rich cultural heritage, grapples with a sobering reality: 1.77 million people are homeless. This staggering number represents approximately 0.15% of the country’s total population. The urgency of addressing this crisis cannot be overstated, and the Jehovah Saints of India have taken it upon themselves to make a difference. Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints: A Beacon of Hope Led by Archbishop G. Elisha Chennaiah, the Jehovah Saints of India have embarked on an ambitious initiative. Their vision is to establish more Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints Churches across India. These churches serve as not only places of worship but also as centers for community outreach, humanitarian aid, and support for the most vulnerable. Bringing Hearts Closer to God During the meeting, attendees emphasized the profound connection between faith and compassion. As Michael Hopkins, a key participant, eloquently stated, “When you have God in your heart, you want to help those in need.” By expanding the network of churches, the Jehovah Saints aim to draw more people’s hearts toward God, inspiring acts of kindness and service. India’s Generosity and a Thought-Provoking Response Interestingly, during the meeting, it came to light that India had offered financial assistance to the United States. However, Michael Hopkins responded with a resolute “no.” His reasoning was clear: With millions of homeless individuals within India’s borders, the priority must be to utilize resources to address their plight. It is a testament to India’s compassion that they prioritize their own citizens’ well-being. A Call for Global Solidarity As the discussion unfolded, the hope emerged that other nations, including the Americas, would follow India’s example. The challenge lies in fostering a collective spirit of kindness and empathy. If we all heed the call to action, we can create a world where homelessness becomes a distant memory. Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints: Making an Impact Already, the Jehovah Saints of India have established two Jehovah’s HOUSE of Saints Churches within the country. These centers serve as beacons of hope, providing shelter, sustenance, and spiritual guidance to those in need. The tireless efforts of the saints demonstrate that compassion knows no boundaries. A Grateful Conclusion At the end of the meeting, Brother Elisha Chennaiah led a heartfelt prayer, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to come together and make a difference. And as Archbishop G. Elisha Chennaiah after meeting reflected, “This meeting was the will of the Lord God the Father. Glory be to His name, Amen.” The journey to end homelessness is ongoing, but with dedicated individuals like the Jehovah Saints of India, there is hope for a brighter, more compassionate future. #IndiaHomelessness #JehovahSaintsofIndia #CommunityOutreach #HumanitarianAid #HomelessnessCrisis #EndingHomelessness #FaithAndCompassion #GlobalSolidarity #BeaconOfHope #ActOfKindness #SpiritualGuidance #MakingADifference #HomelessCrisisIndia #HopeForTheFuture #Generosity #UnityInCompassion #ServeThoseInNeed #NoMoreHomelessness #GodsWill #BrighterFuture #CommunitySupport #HomelessOutreach #AlleviatingSuffering #BrotherElishaChennaiah #MichaelHopkins #ChangingLives #GratefulHeart #GodsStrength #EmpathyAndKindness #HomelessPopulation #IndiaGenerosity #ReflectingOnMeeting #SupportingVulnerablePopulation