My Life - Changing Experience: A Comparison Between Congregation And KTH Community

The recent surge of miracle videos on social media reminded me of my transformative experience at a large religious gathering. Years ago, a close associate invited me to a congregation of over 75,000 worshipers. During the 2-hour prayer session, I noticed the fervent prayers focused on finances, marriage, and job favour. As I reflected on my experience, I realized that KTH Community could address 90% of the congregation's challenges.

The Power of Community and Shared Resources

In the congregation, members paid:

*10% of monthly income : ₦1,000 - ₦10m.
*Offerings: ₦100 - ₦10,000.
*Freewill offerings: varying amounts.

Despite their financial contributions, they repeated the same prayer points year after year. In contrast, KTH Community operates on:

◾₦200 yearly membership fee (no monthly dues)
◾"A Drop In The Ocean - ADITO": ₦50 weekly contribution for benevolent funding, usually shared among members, in turns, every week. Also, help members in need - "KTH Show Love Friday"
" Caregivers - Relationship & Marriage Hub {CRMH}": KTH expert-managed platform for relationship guidance and marriage support, could recommend a compatible Soulmate for truthworthy members

Imagine 75,000 KTH members contributing ₦1,000 monthly: 75,000 x ₦1,000, that would be a whopping sum of 75 million naira monthly.

with the funds:

*Shared among members weekly
*Invested in KTH community businesses, including the KTH Foodstuff Initiative in different states, providing jobs and adequate means of livelihood for members

This collective approach can perform miracles and solve problems seamlessly, demonstrating the true meaning of miracle: possessing problem-solving skills.

Be part of a community that empowers its members through:
* Love
* Integrity
* Cooperative spirit

Join KTH Community let's create a support system that fosters growth, financial stability, and happiness.

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