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Clean water being poured, standing in for the Matasia water project

Projects

Work that has been funded.

Clean water being poured, standing in for the Matasia water project

Water purification and kiosks

Friends of DPTC published support for purification equipment, kiosks, and related operations between 2021 and 2025.

Disbursement records describe water factory improvements, a delivery truck, kiosk build-out and lease, a third kiosk location, Living Water mission teams, and equipment repair.

These are historical grant records, not independently audited impact statistics. Confirm current operations with CTLI before quoting them as present-day results.

Safari tents on a grassy plain, standing in for Chemi Chemi accommodation

Camp Chemi Chemi facilities

Grants have covered tent and platform repairs, road work, drainage, and operating costs that keep the campus usable for training.

Published grants include tent fly-sheet replacements, stage and platform repairs, access-road improvements, and storm-water drainage.

Friends of DPTC notes that without an operational camp, pastor training cannot take place. That is the ecosystem story: hospitality infrastructure supports ministry.

Students at desks in a classroom, standing in for Divine Providence Training Center

Pastor training operations

Operating grants have covered food, lodging, faculty honoraria, sessions, internships, and graduation.

Records from 2022–2025 list quarterly operating support, bookkeeping help, True Identity training and graduation for the class of 2023, and a missions outreach grant for that graduating class.

Dollar amounts are published by Friends of DPTC as grant history. They are not presented here as a live fundraising thermometer.

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Community and emergency response

Support has included flood relief for pastors’ communities and Christmas food baskets for alumni.

In 2024 Friends of DPTC recorded flood-relief funds to be administered as needed for pastors affected by historic flooding.

Earlier small grants supported food baskets for alumni. These are examples of how operating partners have responded to community need.

As previously reported (Friends of DPTC grants 2021–2025). This page uses published source material and is not presented as independently verified current fact.

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