Missions and Outreach
Missions and outreach are part of the ministry direction represented by TinyTall.
Outreach to Ministers
Outreach to ministers is about tending to the shepherds who spend their lives tending to everyone else. We recognize that ministry leaders carry enormous spiritual and emotional burdens, often quietly and without a place to lay them down. Outreach to ministers creates space for rest, honest conversation, and renewal; it reminds them that they are not just servants of God’s people but beloved children of God themselves.
It offers encouragement without performance, guidance without pressure, and companionship without expectation. At its heart, it’s a commitment to sustaining the souls of those who pour themselves out so faithfully, ensuring they remain rooted, strengthened, and able to continue their calling with joy rather than exhaustion.
Orphans Outreach
Reaching out to an orphan in a forgotten village is at the heart of God, an act of quiet agape love. It means stepping into a place where hope feels thin and reminding a child that they are seen, valued, and never abandoned.
In villages overlooked by the world, even small gestures (sharing a meal, offering education, speaking their name with tenderness) become lifelines that restore dignity and possibility. This kind of outreach isn’t just charity; it’s a declaration that every child, no matter how hidden their circumstances, carries a future worth fighting for.
Back to School Mission
A child returning to school after time away carries both the weight of what was lost and the spark of what can still be gained. Stepping back into the classroom feels like entering a world that kept moving without them, yet each lesson, each familiar face, becomes a reminder that it’s never too late to begin again.
Their courage shows in the way they pick up new routines, rebuild confidence, and rediscover the joy of learning. With support, patience, and a community that believes in their potential, that child doesn’t just come back to school; they come back to hope, opportunity, and a future that is still wide open.
These efforts are in collaboration with established works with great heart, like Amina and Gertrude’s youth outreach. Supporting a school project for less privileged children: Abolarin.
Homeless Youth Outreach
Homeless youth outreach is an initiative that engages youth living on the streets in cities in Africa without parental guidance, to remind them that their lives still hold possibilities. It means stepping into the places where they sleep, wander, and survive, offering medication, food, safety, and counselling. Many homeless youths carry stories of trauma, rejection, and instability.
This outreach becomes a bridge, showing them that trust can be rebuilt and support is real. It’s not just handing out resources; it’s creating connection, restoring dignity, and opening doors to education, counselling, and stable housing. At its heart, homeless youth outreach is a commitment to making sure no young person feels invisible or alone.
Currently, TinyTall is in partnership with EZER Foundation in Côte d’Ivoire in this initiative.
Abidjan street children outreach, in collaboration with Amina NGO.
T.A.L.L Outreach (Touch a Life for the Lord)
Touching a life ONE at a time is the quiet work that changes the world in ways statistics can’t measure. It’s choosing to see one person’s struggle, one person’s hope, and one person’s potential, and responding with compassion that meets them right where they are.
Whether it’s offering guidance, sharing resources, or simply showing up with genuine care, each act becomes a seed of transformation. When we focus on one life at a time, we honor the truth that every individual matters, and every moment of kindness can ripple outward far beyond what we can see.
Reaching out to families and individuals in need. One at a time. All over the world.
Pastor Nina Agboli
Touching a life ONE at a time.
According to Matthew 18:12–14, ONE life matters. And any single life will do with a touch.
What do you think? If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them goes astray, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the hills and go out to search for the one that is lost? And if he finds it, truly I tell you, he rejoices more over that one sheep than over the ninety-nine that did not go astray. In the same way, your Father in heaven is not willing that any of these little ones should perish.
Matthew 18:12–14