Our Mission

Paul Miller grew up in an environment where he had extensive opportunities to learn from missionaries who had returned to Canada after meeting the needs of destitute people in developing countries. Paul has developed a lifetime passion for understanding what it means for a Christian in Canada to obey our directive in II Corinthians 8 to attempt to become equal with fellow-believers who may have less than 1% of the income of an average Canadian. Paul is married, has worked as an oilfield chemist for 37 years and now spends most of his time in a variety of volunteer roles, one of which is connecting Canadian donors with people in Liberia who are passionate about meeting the needs of others but who are themselves living below the extreme poverty line.

Rev. Moses Paye grew up in a Christian home but developed friendships in his teenage years with guys focused on taking advantage of others. He figured he would go to Heaven just because he belonged to a Christian family. When Moses was in grade 12, he was at a church only because his father insisted that he attend, was listening to a sermon and felt like the speaker was talking directly to him. That brought him to thinking about his need to change the direction of his life. His church was having a spiritual emphasis week, so he continued to attend the church services because suddenly he wanted to be there. After about a week, Moses asked his Dad to pray with him, and he made a personal decision to be a Christian. Very quickly, he convinced all of his friends to give their lives to Jesus, and now, over 30 years later, all are actively serving Him. Now Rev. Moses Paye has a Master’s degree, is the president of Evangelical Church of Liberia, responsible for 114 churches in Liberia, four missionaries in Mali, six missionaries in The Gambia, three pastors with small churches in Sierra Leone, a pastor-evangelist in Tanzania and 9 Christian schools in Liberia. He is married with two adult children.