The ELMS Project is about using archery to build confidence and mend spirits, particularly for kids from single-parent households or challenging backgrounds. Born from a passion for helping youth, it was inspired by Jackson, a young archer whose journey pushed the founders to formalize their efforts. The name "ELMS" ties to both traditional bow-making and the founders' family initials. The project is set to become a 501(c)(3) nonprofit by late 2024, with plans for youth hunts, archery mentorships, and partnerships with HHA USA. Future goals include outfitting kids with bows, organizing fundraising shoots, and fostering a supportive archery community. The heart of ELMS is simple: give kids a shot—literally and figuratively—at something bigger than themselves, using archery as a tool to shape confidence, character, and connection.

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Is my faith building confidence in God for the next generation, or leaving them uncertain?

Legacy Builders- Profiles of Faith Episode #13

Hello, I’m Minister Aisha Amenra — a devoted citizen of the Kingdom of God and Heaven. I teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, sharing His Kingdom message with clarity, passion, and purpose. I am also a mother to ten amazing children, now young adults. My journey has been marked by both great joy and deep sorrow, including the recent loss of my beloved eldest son, El Sura, on October 7, 2024.

I’m the host of They Call Her Mother: Faith, Family & Legacy — The Podcast, where faith meets real-life experiences, and together we explore how to live, leave, and launch a legacy that honors God. https://on.soundcloud.com/E7EFPa424DPQDHVsXR

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