Growing up in a large family in the Philippines, we learned early what it meant to live by faith. Our parents faithfully served in ministry, yet finances were often a struggle. I remember realizing at a young age that we did not have much, which confused me because I believed that those who served God would always be provided for.

There were seasons when generous believers supported us, but there were also many times when resources were scarce. To get by, our family did whatever honest work we could (selling homemade goods, taking on small jobs, even farming) just to put food on the table and keep all six children in school. Through it all, God remained faithful. Those years shaped us deeply, teaching us resilience, gratitude, and trust in Him. Still, there was always a quiet longing in my heart that ministry workers would not have to struggle the way we did, simply to survive.

That longing became the foundation of Project Grace Movement. This ministry was born from a desire to support churches and faithful servants who are called by God but often lack the resources they need. Now that God has called us back into ministry, our heart is to come alongside others, to help carry their burdens, and to be a channel of His provision. We want to be part of strengthening the Church so that those who serve can focus fully on the work God has entrusted to them.