Most of us are accustomed to funding ministry through fundraisers, capital campaigns, or other forms of donor development. BIZNISTRY® is an exciting alternative. BIZNISTRIES® are self-sustaining enterprises that generate extra money for ministry, and provide ministry as they operate.
Domestic Initiatives
At New2You, our desire is to present an enjoyable shopping experience by providing good quality products at a great price. After your purchase, we place a large portion of our resources into the hands of those in need. We are also producing a trained team of servants to sustain our on-going mission.
We make Authentic New York Style Pizza, sold by the slice, and by the pie for carry-out or dine-in. Our location in Sharonville creates a unique dining atmosphere with high quality food service.
Screen-printing, embroidery, direct-to-garment printing, promotional products, corporate wear, corporate gifts, signs, banners and other graphics.
It’s as simple as this. You can S.W.A.P. a new outfit for a sewing machine which will help a woman start her own business and provide income for her family. You can S.W.A.P. a movie for a fruit tree or ice cream for a chicken. When a person S.W.A.P.s they are following the loving example of Jesus Christ who “swapped” His life for ours on the cross.
SWAP Videos and Media presentation can be viewed on the Video Page
International Initiatives
The Bridal Shop - Jos, Nigeria
On July 23, 2011, the city of Jos, Nigeria was introduced to The Perfect Day Bride and Salon with a gala event that showcased the new SSE Biznistry. In Nigeria, young ladies will usually have both a traditional and a "white" wedding. And just like anywhere else, they want to have there day be, well, perfect. They want to look and feel beautiful and The Perfect Day is now open to help them. The shop will rent American bridal gowns and sell costume jewelry, shoes, bridesmaid and evening dresses, and salon products to the young ladies of Jos and beyond. Several years in the making, the shop is now open being run daily by 2 Nigerian ladies who are proud to have the nicest gowns and biggest selection in all of Jos (and maybe Nigeria). They are also looking forward to the opportunity to share Christian marriage-building materials and connect customers with a local marriage ministry that offers retreats and seminars. In partnership with SIM's Gidan Bege Widow's Sewing School ministry, The Perfect Day will also offer traditional Nigerian wedding finery. Thank you to Princeton Pike Church of God for donating funds for the start-up of the shop and the Cincinnati-based bridal businesses and all the women who donated their gowns.
The Perfect Day Bride and Salon, as all SSE Biznistries, serves multiple purposes; jobs, ministry opportunities, and an on-going sustained source of funds to support SSE's community development work in the village of Kisayhip and surrounding areas in Plateau State, Nigeria.
On July 23, 2011, the city of Jos, Nigeria was introduced to The Perfect Day Bride and Salon with a gala event that showcased the new SSE Biznistry. In Nigeria, young ladies will usually have both a traditional and a "white" wedding. And just like anywhere else, they want to have there day be, well, perfect. They want to look and feel beautiful and The Perfect Day is now open to help them. The shop will rent American bridal gowns and sell costume jewelry, shoes, bridesmaid and evening dresses, and salon products to the young ladies of Jos and beyond. Several years in the making, the shop is now open being run daily by 2 Nigerian ladies who are proud to have the nicest gowns and biggest selection in all of Jos (and maybe Nigeria). They are also looking forward to the opportunity to share Christian marriage-building materials and connect customers with a local marriage ministry that offers retreats and seminars. In partnership with SIM's Gidan Bege Widow's Sewing School ministry, The Perfect Day will also offer traditional Nigerian wedding finery. Thank you to Princeton Pike Church of God for donating funds for the start-up of the shop and the Cincinnati-based bridal businesses and all the women who donated their gowns.
