KTH COMMUNITY

As we reflect on the state of our nation, a sobering reality emerges: millions of Nigerians are struggling to survive, plagued by poverty, neglect, and a lack of genuine love and care. It's a crisis that raises fundamental questions about the role of our religious institutions. Can you imagine a Nigeria where places of worship serve not only as spiritual sanctuaries but also as vibrant support systems, empowering individuals and communities to thrive? If our religious institutions were to prioritize the well-being of their congregations, providing tangible support and resources, the impact would be transformative:

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.