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Business Description

On March 3, 1998 a group of fifty-four mission minded individuals gathered at First Methodist Church in Houston. Dr. Asbury Lenox chaired the organizational meeting. Bishop Woodrow Hearn and Pastor Bill Hinson shared experiences and gave direction to Alliance of Christian Mission efforts that would distribute food, seed, water, clothes and health care to the poor and victims of disasters. Christian Alliance for Humanitarian Aid, Inc. received its Certificate of Incorporation on June 22, 1998. This year we celebrate our thirteenth year of service. Christian Alliance is an ecumenical ministry serving churches and missionaries throughout the United States and the world to provide food, water, and medical supplies to those most in need. As a disaster relief organization with a goal for humanitarian aid, the Alliance is joined with more than 300 churches, church outreach programs and civic organizations around the world to equip and ship millions of pounds of relief support to the poor, hungry, sick, and homeless every year.

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Christian Alliance has been operating since 1995, which suggests a long-standing presence in the fish oil market — a sign of stability and experience. Being based in the United States gives them access to strong regulatory standards and a well-developed supply chain for marine-based products. However, none of their key verification points — phone, work email, or business documents — are confirmed, which raises concerns about legitimacy and trustworthiness. Buyers should treat this as a red flag and request additional proof before placing any orders. Without verified contact or documentation, it's hard to verify their real operations or ensure they can fulfill delivery timelines. The lack of verification is common among smaller or newer businesses, but in a regulated industry like fish oil, where quality and compliance matter, it's especially risky. Buyers should only engage after confirming all credentials through independent channels.

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