Greetings men and women of Steem, parishioners of the SteemChurch and allies.

This weekend was very rewarding, the time to harvest what we started 4 months ago arrived.

@emiliocabrera and @lorennys

I have seen the work that God has given to the children of men to be engaged in him.
Everything made him beautiful in his time;
and he has put eternity in their hearts, without man being able to understand the work that God has done from beginning to end.
Ecclesiastes 3: 10-11

At the beginning we explained that @steemchurch as Church had the purpose of multiplying the Steem rewards by investing them in the agricultural sector with several specific objectives:

1 Encourage farmers to plant, helping them with small loans for the purchase of:

Supplies
fertilizers
Some work tools
And payments to weed and prepare the land.

2 Ask farmers for a percentage of the harvest to invest money in medicines and help soup kitchens that feed the needy.

Some climate agents, the lack of inputs in Venezuela, among other factors, delayed the harvest by one month.
However, the important thing was to complete the project and see the joy of these humble men pick the fruit of mother earth.

(500 tomato plants)(@elgranjero)

(@albaa and @emiliocabrera)

We thank the farmers for the donation of 100 kilograms of tomatoes as a way of thanking the community of @steemchurch, @sirknight and all the team that contributed parts of their steem to make this project possible.

They are happy to continue supporting us in the crusade for the line.

Corn crop

We also harvested part of the maize that was donated to steemchurch, although it was not the result we expected, the lack of rain affected the overall growth.
But we thank God for this cultivation that will be very helpful.

Donation of SteemChurch

With reasons for the economic crisis that Venezuela is going through and poorly administered poor countries, many Christian Churches are doing a great job in this Country feeding the hungry.
Among the most outstanding is the Maranatha Church in Valencia Venezuela, directed by Pastor Javier Bertucci: