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Executive Director Spotlight: Mike Miller, Love INC of Muskegon, Michigan
“When I was a boy, my family was going through hard times. My mother and father were trying hard to provide for me and my three siblings, but the bills often outpaced their income, and our family was referred to Love INC for assistance. We received food, winter wear, and Christmas gifts through Love INC, and most importantly were treated with dignity by volunteers who cared about what we were facing and wanted to help. Years later, my father graduated as valedictorian with a degree…
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Rebuilding Hope: A Community Rises Together
In February 2024, a fire broke out in parts of Mradi Village, Embakasi. To stand by the community they serve, Love INC Mombasa Road called on its network of churches, pastors, volunteers, and partners to form an emergency response team to mobilize and assist those affected.
Living Up To Its Name
After life took unexpected turns, Crystal found herself rebuilding in Newaygo, MI. “I was lost, fearing a wrathful God and struggling to find purpose. Then I discovered Growing Hope (a ministry of Love INC of Newaygo County, MI). Joining it, I didn’t realize the incredible journey
Lasting Change Starts Here
A mother and son, facing homelessness, sought resources at Love INC of Oceana County, MI. They were regular visitors for years, but only recently joined their Transformational Ministry (TM) classes, seeking holistic support. During their time taking Transformational Ministry classes at Love INC, they secured stable
The Githogoro I Want
One of Love INC Kenya’s five affiliates serves the Githogoro slum and sees countless needs, many of which point back to the same root issue – poor sanitation. Without safe, affordable, and accessible drinking water, residents face a high risk of contracting communicable diseases such as
Once He Needed Help and Hope; Now He Helps Others
Robert McCormack suddenly found himself with no place to live 10 years ago. His bank account had been wiped out. He had his two little girls in the back seat and their car was running out of gas on Bozeman [Montana’s] 19th Avenue. “I was kind
