God, in His mercy, began to open our eyes to the pain and brokenness in people’s lives—wounds that ran deep, spiritually and emotionally. Through His Spirit, it became clear: many around us were silently hurting. They needed more than pity—they needed to be helped, raised, and delivered by the power of Jesus Christ.

In those early days, Engineer Benedict Ojo, the founder of this movement, was living in a small part of England. There, he saw firsthand how acts of love and support—rooted in faith—led to healing, transformation, and salvation. People who would never have stepped into a church encountered Jesus through acts of compassion. Lives were changed. Souls were saved. And a seed was planted.