What ministry can look like




These are 132 pound bags of green (unroasted) coffee beans from Ethiopia and Uganda. These beans will be roasted, packed in one pound resealable bags, and sold by 521 Coffee Co. Proceeds will be used to help the less fortunate in places like Uganda. Medicine will be purchased for the sick, food will be given to the hungry, education will be provided for children, and the gospel will be proclaimed do that the lost may find life in Christ.

Ministry doesn't always look like four walls and a steeple. In fact, it rarely does. When I see these large burlap bags I see hope and an avenue to truth. Soon www.521coffee.org will allow you to be a part of this exciting ministry. Plus, you'll get to enjoy some really great coffee.
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