About Us
Our Goals
Our goals include seeing lighthouses started up all over the world, and that people can not only learn and practice the statutes and the eight natural remedies, but also learn how to become self-supportive.
We would also like to bring good water to places where there is none, along with agricultural learning and gardens for the poor.
The truth is to go forth from these lighthouses as a lamp that burneth. The straight testimony is to be poured forth, that none need err. It will constantly send forth a clear-cut message and testimony as to what is truth.
Brother Bright
My name is Brighton Chakwila, and I am 35 years old. I was born in Zambia, May 1991, to a family of four, and I am the second born, who lost both my mother and father, and my youngest sister, leaving me with only a brother and another sister alive.
I never completed my education due to lack of support, and I joined the Seventh-day Adventist church in 2009 after hearing an audible voice of God telling me to repent, and from that moment until now, I still hold the faith.
God bless and shalom!
Sister Jackson
My name is Jacquelyn Jackson, and I was born in Fontana, California, and raised in the city of Pomona, California, in a suburb called Sin Town.
I am the youngest of six and would enter this world August 1963, with a great struggle, being born as a blue baby, with no oxygen flowing through me, but by God’s grace, I survived. I accepted baptism at 11 and joined the church by way of a week of prayer, deciding at 15 years old to do literature evangelism, selling religious magazines door to door.
Late one night, after feeling defeated, I tried to end my life by walking in front of traffic. Then out of nowhere came a young man to discourage me otherwise. When I looked back, he was gone. After believing it to be an encounter with my guardian, I knew that God had better plans for my life.
Years later, I would survive scarlet fever and then would meet the man that God verbally said would be my husband. In May 1991, Joseph of Texas and I entered holy wedlock, and later we had a girl named Jaquel. A few years later, we moved to Israel, and my husband would deliver and circumcise our son. And yes, that was a huge miracle and blessing for us to accomplish.
I thank God for sparing my life from two heart attacks and a completely closed intestine, so that I can now enjoy the keyboard, learning Spanish, vegan cooking, and Bible studies.
Brother Samson
My name is Samson Agasca. I am 32 years old, and I come from a very poor background in Zambia.
I am the firstborn in a family of eight children. I am the only one who is educated, though I have not yet been deployed as a teacher. Because of this, my whole family looks up to me for help.
Life has not been easy for me. My mother and father separated a long time ago in 2008, when I was still very young. I was brought up by my old auntie, who was just surviving by cooking traditional drinks and selling them so that we could survive.
My journey through school, from one to form six, was full of struggles. I only managed to finish because different people helped me at different stages of my education. I am a teacher by profession. I completed my training through hardship and sacrifice.
Before, I was a Sunday keeper, but now I am a Seventh-day Adventist by faith. Now I am married, blessed with two children, both girls. Life is still tough, but by the grace of God I am surviving together with my family.
