Jubilee Village Project is a congregational grass- roots movement committed to serving the poor and ending world poverty through sustainable community-based transformation – one village at a time. The JVP collaborates with village and church leaders in Kager, a rural Kenyan community, to build its capacities and deploy sustainable solutions to meet the physical, social, economic, cultural, and spiritual needs of our global brothers and sisters. During 2013, the E91 Foundation awarded JVP $5,000 for the development of their spiritual leadership and resources.

The purpose of CHF is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the Holy Land and its surrounding areas and to establish and maintain a base of operations from which churches patterned after the New Testament order may be started.  The Foundation had contributed $3,500 to support the women’s ministry in the area of Galilee.

Christian Leaders for Africa is a not-for-profit organization of people who share a vision for Africans training Africans in Africa. Formed in November 2002, CLA is a partner with Africa International University (AIU) in Nairobi, Kenya. AIU is a Christian university that was previously known as the Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology.  The Foundation granted $4,500 for ministerial scholarships at AIU.  Shawn Redford, a Timothy of E91, received $5,000 for four years for his work with Christian Missionary Fellowship and AIU in Kenya.