Veterans Church: November 2018

INFORMATION IS TRANSFORMATION

Let's learn from and support our veterans. Most are unsung heroes, still giving their best to the world. Singing their songs helps us harmonize. Supporting a vet supports the community.

USA military veteran Leslie Hardin, President and Missionary General, founded The Veterans Church (TVC) in 2017 to respond to what she learned from a lifetime of community service. TVC is the multi-denominational continuation of the work of the Underground Railroad based on examples set by Veteran Harriet Tubman who after her military service, continued to serve those in need.

TVC is also greatly influence by family traditions and the works of Suffield, CT’s Third Baptist and Sacred Heart Church’s community service teachings. TVC is a missionary based church. This non profit serves veterans of all wars and their families. This series of missions began in 1984, combining dynamic prayer, computers and other technology to help people be free. The style is to help solve problems at the level of cause rather than effect. Missions in process include:

Search, Rescue & Recovery Mission: Missionary General Leslie Hardin has solutions for today's troubled veterans. When the problems are homeless, discouraged and/or sick veterans, the solution is to go out and find them, help them restore & upgrade their lives.

The Veterans Administration has many programs available that folks just don’t know about. We are working through government red tape to be able to 3d print environmentally conscious homes for the homeless and others on Title V land that is administered by HUD too.

Cyber Church Mission: Missionary Generals on Advisory Board run the church, which is housed in Mc Neal, AZ. TVC's purpose is to help folks answer prayer with love and knowledge. When the problem is separation, the solution is unity with the source of our breath. TVC is cyber based church with messages from the vast library of positive sermons, testimonials, etc. plus original concepts explained, i.e. The Lord by whatever name is the one who made and spins our atoms.

When funded, a suicide prevention hotline will be established as well as a ‘you’ve got a friend’ program so folks who are lost and/or lonely have a place to turn other than suicide for solutions. Both Missionary Generals and Missionaries are approved by at least one of the boards, Executive and Advisory.

The Lords Computer Prayer from JNayer

TVC is currently managed by Leslie and J. Nayer Hardin with a lot of help from family and friends. Regarding accomplishing goals, folks who are in charge of church missions are Missionary Generals, like Tubman was known as the General. Folks working on missions are missionaries. We are developing solution based missionaries who have histories of serving others. Missionary Generals will file annual reports of mission goals, actions taken, results achieved, funds received and accounted for using QuickBooks.

Computer Underground Railroad: A cyber division of the original, began its work in 1984 when TVC Missionary General J. Nayer Hardin was compelled to share her then decade of computer expertise. Since then, this TVC mission has trained over 3,000 people how to use a computer in the last century.

How To Bridge The Digital Divide from J. Nayer Hardin

Computer Underground Railroad Conductors from J. Nayer Hardin

As part of TVC, training is being expanded to include the exciting new technology field of new age printing (3d, 4d, 5d…). The VA has a training program that we're working to train from.

TVC operates in two locations, Connecticut and Arizona. As soon as possible TVC will be acquiring land, offices, transportation vehicles, a staff, food, modern equipment and other means for the expansion of this work, which for the last two years has been financed primarily off of their monthly veteran plus social security checks.