Our mission is to restore hope and peace in developing countries by teaching sustainable living techniques and by leveraging science and technology. Sustainable living techniques include issuing microloans to entrepreneurs, development of organic food crops, development and use of renewable energy, providing clean water and sanitation, and conserving resources. Our projects are microscale because they will work with individuals or small groups and can be implemented with very limited resources, typical of developing countries. Where large scale projects are difficult to start and sustain in developing countries because of a lack of infrastructure, microscale projects often thrive.   We use proven science and technology methods to develop sustainable living techniques. Many of these techniques are relatively simple, such as using available materials in the local area to make tools for farming. Other techniques leverage from recent technology advances, such as a solar powered electrolysis water purification system. The key is that the methods we use must work in the countries where we are using them. Primary factors are that the technologies must be relatively inexpensive, they must be durable, and we must be able to replicate them. We believe that by developing sustainable living techniques in developing countries such as Burundi, we will have the opportunity to share hope and restore peace to this country. Our objective is to bring people hope by providing them with skills that will help them rise from poverty � a hand up, not a hand out. The hope we share with them is the love of Christ coupled with meeting their physical needs.

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