JEG is short for Joshua Evangelization Group which is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 entity. It is the ministerial partner of KFI-ME Ministry whose purpose is to house the activities of JEG and the KFI-ME Ministry.
A group of eight encountered couples, i.e. couples who had completed a Marriage Encounter Weekend decided to meet during a break in the activities of a Marriage Encounter Weekend on November 24, 2002. This was the very first meeting of this group, called the “Joshua Group” then. It was incorporated in 2015 under the name Joshua Evangelization Group, Inc. or commonly called”JEG”.
To acquire a Building to be aptly named “Conrado L. Felix Evangelization Center” which is hoped to fulfill the dream of the community and fulfill its purpose.
The founding members’ love for God and their desire to continue the legacy of Bro. Conrad Felix, a mentor who made a great impact on their lives, were the inspiration and motivation.
To be a community of love, a body of Christ and a service ministry committed to the ongoing mission of Christ.
JEG, Inc. mission is to implement a program of initiatives that will support and complement the evangelization mission of the KFI-ME Ministry, Inc. and to do corporal works of mercy, i.e. to help empower marginalized individuals to better serve family, church and community. This will be realized in a haven with the Lord to ease their pain, fears and insecurities through a life of prayer, faith and service to others.
Yes, as long as you qualify according to its requirements as required by it’s By- laws. You can apply and join either by your own intention or if recommended by an active member.
One would greatly benefit because he/ she will have an opportunity to fulfill their God-given desire to help others in the form of corporal works of mercy and at the same time and in so many ways, have the support of the community in their life journey.
There is no time period and it will be solely up to the individual’s capacity, commitment and noble intentions to remain as a dedicated member.
There is no required financial obligation. Love offering and donations are voluntary and should come from their heart however they can share without creating a burden on themselves and their families.
JEG, Inc. is the administration arm and KFI- ME Ministry, Inc. is the evangelization arm of the Koinonia Community.
It was incorporated in 2015 in New York and headed by a Board of Directors. The officers are the President/ CEO who is also the Chairman of the Board, Executive Vice- President, VP for External Affairs, Secretary & Treasurer.
At this point in time, its funds come from members who voluntarily give their love offerings. Fund raising activities have been held in the past which have resulted in additions to its funds. Plans are already being made to solicit grantor donations from potential philanthropic individuals & corporations, government grants, subsidies from fellow not-for-profit entities, NGO groups, etc.
Fund raising and corporal works of mercy.
Join the organization as a member or as a volunteer. Help and/or donate to its corporal works of mercy.
A) House the activities of various KFI-ME ministries- Youth, ME, FE, LSS, Bible Study, Pilgrimages, etc.
B) Corporal works of mercy – partnership with pre-established entities i.e. “feeding the hungry” programs of other non-profit entities, like the Lions, soup kitchens, God’s Love
We Deliver and parish- based Church programs, like Fish Friday, etc..
C) Senior empowerment (re: Bro Conrad’s Tri-Koinonia family) through an AARP collaboration.
D) Housing for in-transit / visiting members of the community and clergy affiliated with JEG, Inc. and KFI-ME Ministry, Inc.
E) Facility to be rented to other entities.
F) Medical Missions- local & international.
JEG, by itself, do not do weekend retreats, seminars or convention. It’s ministerial partner, KFI- ME Ministry is the group that does the evangelization work.
Yes, feeding the hungry, local medical mission, collection of items needed for drive for needy and many more which is being planned for the future.
The elderly, the sick, alone, depressed and homeless members of the community.
Yes, all of it’s activities, records and plans are documented and kept in its corporate binder which can be available for anyone to see.