Every SEED project has the purpose of helping families in Free Methodist churches in developing countries generate income in order to adequately care for their financial needs. Behind each of these projects are individual people each with a unique story of need and God's distinct provision.

Sewing Projects Make A Difference in Cambodian Girl's Life

"You should go to work in the factory and bring some money to this family. You don't need to go to school!" Mare's grandmother said. Mare did not want to work in the factory far away from her family, but young people are supposed to do what their elders tell them to do. The family was having problems financially. Three years ago Mare's father left home to find a job in Thailand. She has seen him twice since then. The family has an average home by Cambodian standards...Read the rest of the story

Weaving Projects Helps Bring Joy to Leper Colory

The Free Methodist Church of Miraj in the state of Maharashtra, India is located in a leprosy colony, and many of the members have suffered from leprosy. They have been adequately treated and cured, but are permanently handicapped and continue to carry the social stigma of leprosy. Due to the physical limitations brought on by leprosy,they are often not able to work as well as others, nor are they able to walk far in order to secure employment. For many, begging became a way of survival...Read the rest of the story