The Philippines possesses a profound Christian tradition; however, poverty, food insecurity, and structural social issues have long impacted the basic lives of many families, placing continuous pastoral pressure on grassroots churches.

The Sent Project was born in response to this very context. We choose to walk alongside local churches, providing faithful yet impoverished believers with skills training, entrepreneurial coaching, and foundational resource support to help them establish sustainable livelihood capabilities.

We believe that when faith enters real life, and when labor brings dignity and stability, the Gospel is not only preached but is truly witnessed through the process of lives being established.