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Hallelujah Moment from Mozambique: Baby No Name
The cry of a baby was heard in the village of
Ilha Inamisengo, Mozambique. A new life was
born. The joy of childbirth, however, soon gave
way to heartbreak. Both mother and baby were
very sick and the baby was not expected to
survive.
Source:
Mission Education
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Mozambique |
Date posted: Jul 09, 2009
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Mozambique Bishop Is Model for Women Leaders
June 25, 2009 | NEW YORK (UMNS)--Bishop
Joaquina Filipe Nhanala says it is too soon to
tell whether more women in Mozambique have
decided to enter the ministry because of her
leadership.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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Focus on Leadership Development |
Mozambique |
Date posted: Jun 25, 2009
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The UMCOR Hotline for May 19, 2009
In Today's Hotline:
*MOZAMBIQUE: Health Education and Training
*SAGER BROWN: Helping Communities in Home Repair
*BURUNDI: Alleviating Hunger
*SOUTH AFRICA: Providing Refuge
Source:
UMCOR
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Date posted: May 19, 2009
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Hallelujah Moment from Mozambique:
"A Great Day"
Friends came from all over the world.
Employees sang tirelessly as they escorted
government dignitaries to the hospital. It was a
time of joy. Chicuque Rural Hospital was
celebrating 95 years of faithful service to God
and to its community with a vision of hope for
the future.
Source:
Mission Education
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AIDS/HIV |
Health |
Rural |
Welfare |
Mozambique |
Date posted: Oct 03, 2008
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Hallelujah Moment from Mozambique:
"I Had This Dream"
When I was in medical school in Brazil in the
year 2000, I had this dream--to be a medical
doctor in Africa.
I had heard about Chicuque Rural Hospital in
southeastern Mozambique, a Portuguese-speaking
country just like my home country of Brazil, and
a desire grew in me to go and serve there in
medical ministry.
Source:
Mission Education
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Mozambique |
Date posted: Sep 19, 2008
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African United Methodists Elect Woman Bishop
The Rev. Joaquina Filipe Nhanala was elected July
23 as the first female United Methodist bishop in
Africa.
Nhanala, 51, the pastor of Matola United
Methodist Church in Mozambique, was elected
during the July 22-24 meeting of the
denomination’s Africa Central Conference at
Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe. Effective
Sept. 1, she will succeed Bishop João Somane
Machado, who is retiring as the leader of the
Mozambique area.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Jul 23, 2008
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A New Podcast: Jeremias Franca
Jeremias Franca, a missionary with the Board of
Global Ministries of the United Methodist
Church,
is serving through the Global Health Program as
administrator of Chicuque Rural Hospital in his
home country of Mozambique. Interview by Rachael
Barnett, Global Ministries staff of The Advance.
Source:
Missionary stories
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Date posted: Jun 16, 2008
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Bishop Issues Strong Mission Challenge
to General Conference Delegates
Bishop João Somane Machado of The United
Methodist Church in Mozambique asked this
question of the delegates of General Conference
2008 meeting April 23-May 2 in Forth Worth,
Texas as he led the morning worship service. He
referred to Paul's letter to the church at
Galatians as a charge to the church to get
moving again. Paul had planted the church on an
earlier mission to the region, but upon
returning, discovered that things weren't going
so well.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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Date posted: Apr 25, 2008
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A New Podcast:Dieudonne Karihano
Dieudonne Karihano is a missionary of the General
Board of Global Ministries of The United
Methodist
Church serving in Mozambique. Interview by
Rachael
Barnett, Global Ministries staff of The Advance.
Source:
Missionary stories
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Date posted: Apr 19, 2008
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A New Podcast: Eduardo and Claudia Maia
Dr. Eduardo and Claudia Maia are missionaries of
the General Board
of Global Ministries of The United Methodist
Church serving
through the Global Health program in Mozambique.
Interview by
Rachael Barnett, Global Ministries staff of The
Advance.
Source:
Mission Stories
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Mozambique |
Date posted: Apr 11, 2008
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Ana Simeone Elija Chuquele: 'I Can't Stand up Straight'
Sitting on a mat on the ground outside her son's
home, Ana Simeone Elija Chuquele is waiting for
her health to improve because she wants to go to
her village home and attend to her husband's
grave.
Her husband, the Rev. Elija Chuquele, was a
United Methodist pastor for 24 years before he
retired.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Justice |
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Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Mar 20, 2008
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Church Acts to Help Pastors, Widows on Meager Pensions
It is 6:15 on a cool Wednesday evening, and
people are streaming into Legina Mabunda's garage.
Behind the tin door, people are sitting in white
plastic lawn chairs and wooden kitchen chairs,
and they are packing together tightly on a long
bench that runs along one wall. Children cover
every inch of a mat spread on the floor. At the
end of the room, a small table serves as a podium
for tonight's Bible class. A woman is preparing
to give a sermon, and the room can't accommodate
all those who want to hear.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Poverty |
United Methodist Church |
Mozambique |
Date posted: Mar 20, 2008
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Serafina Ngal: Living on $20 a Month
Serafina Ngal has struggled with her health since
the death of her husband, the Rev. João Tove
Ngal, in 2003. He was a pastor for 23 years
before he retired.
When he became ill, her children moved them both
to Maputo, she says. The house in which she lives
belongs to her eldest son. She receives only $20
a month in pension from the church.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Mar 20, 2008
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The UMCOR Hotline for March 18, 2008
In Today's Hotline-
US: Wilfires Recovery;
DRC: Supporting Girls Education;
US: Mississippi Tornado Recovery;
Mozambique: Malaria-Preventing Nets
Source:
UMCOR
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Health |
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UMCOR |
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Africa | Congo DR | Mozambique | United States |
Date posted: Mar 19, 2008
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United Methodist Church Appoints
Twenty-Two New Missionaries
Twenty-two new United Methodist missionaries
were
commissioned on March 11 to serve in churches,
hospitals, and community centers in ten
countries
and five states of the United States.
The new missionaries are lawyers, doctors,
pastors, and agriculturalists. They come from
places as diverse as Brazil, the Philippines,
Mexico, Zimbabwe, Missouri, and Michigan. They
fall into several categories of mission service
and form the largest group of United Methodist
missionaries commissioned at the same time in
the
last four years.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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United Methodist Church |
Africa | Bolivia | Brazil | Cambodia | Liberia | Mexico | Mongolia | Mozambique | North Central U.S. | North Eastern U.S. | Philippines | Sierra Leone | South Eastern U.S. | South Korea | Sweden | United States | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Mar 12, 2008
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Africa University to Open Mozambique Campus
In 2008, Africa University's first satellite
campus will open in Maputo. The project is a
collaborative effort with the Methodist University
of São Paulo, Brazil, and the United Methodist
Board of Higher Education and Ministry.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Education |
International affairs |
Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Nov 09, 2007
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Mozambique Pastors to Get Pensions under Pilot Project
United Methodist pastors and surviving spouses in
Mozambique will receive additional pension
benefits beginning in 2009 following a decision
by an interagency pensions committee.
As a part of an initiative to provide pensions
for United Methodist clergy serving churches
outside the United States, representatives from
five United Methodist agencies agreed Nov. 3 to
make the two annual (regional) conferences in
Mozambique the denomination's second pilot
pension project.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Date posted: Nov 06, 2007
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New Malaria Vaccine Offers Promise for Future
The chief executives of two United Methodist
agencies have welcomed with cautious optimism
report of the safe use of a vaccine that reduced
malaria infection among infants in Mozambique.
Source:
GBGM Administration
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Children |
GBGM programs |
Health |
United Methodist Church |
Partners/partnerships |
Methodism |
Mozambique |
Date posted: Oct 19, 2007
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The UMCOR Hotline for September 18, 2007
In Today's Hotline:
US: Hurricane Humberto Response
PERU: Earthquake Recovery Continues
MOZAMBIQUE: Agricultural Education
CHURCH RESOURCES: World Food Day —New Church
Bulletin Insert
Source:
UMCOR
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Peru | United States | World | Mozambique |
Date posted: Sep 18, 2007
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The UMCOR Hotline for April 10, 2007
In Today's Hotline:
Solomon Islands: Tsunami Response
Mozambique: Food after the Floods
Wanted: Medicine Boxes
Africa Malaria Day: How You Can Get Involved
Source:
UMCOR
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Communities |
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Disabilities |
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Africa | Mozambique | Solomon Islands | World |
Date posted: Apr 10, 2007
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Explosion Impacts United Methodists in Mozambique
An ammunition depot explosion near the capital of
Mozambique has killed at least 100 people,
injured more than 450 others and damaged two
neighborhoods with United Methodist parishes.
The March 22 explosion on the outskirts of Maputo
sent munitions flying in all directions in the
metropolitan area, according to Carol Kreamer,
coordinator of The Mozambique Initiative, a
program of the United Methodist Missouri Annual
(regional) Conference.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Emergencies |
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Prayers |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Mar 27, 2007
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The UMCOR Hotline for February 27, 2007
In Today's Hotline:
Haiti: Freres Equips People For Jobs
India: Aids Education Takes To The Highway
UMCOR Sager Brown: Help Send Kits
Mozambique: Floods Displace Thousands
Special Offering: One Great Hour Of Sharing Litany
Source:
UMCOR
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Africa | Haiti | India | Mozambique |
Date posted: Feb 27, 2007
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Missionary Minute:
December 24, 2006
Two years ago Ted walked across a cleared
minefield in Mozambique. Today this location is
home to a large professional school with 1,200
students learning skills such as welding, plumbing
and electronics. The people in this community have
new opportunities for success. The land mines in
this area have been totally removed.
Source:
Advance
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Missionaries |
United Methodist Church |
Land mines |
Advance |
Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Dec 18, 2006
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African Bishops Glad to Not Travel to the U.S. for Meeting
United Methodist bishops across Africa were
elated that the denomination's Council of Bishops
decided to conduct its first meeting outside the
United States. Seventy bishops met in Mozambique
Nov. 1-6 for the council's semiannual meeting.
Bishop Kainda Katembo, Southern Congo, spoke for
his colleagues when he said, "I think all the
African bishops are more than happy to have it
here."
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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International affairs |
United Methodist Church |
Methodism |
Africa | Mozambique |
Date posted: Nov 10, 2006
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Katrina Appeal for Local Churches Needs Support, Bishop Says
A first-anniversary fundraising appeal to help
rebuild churches and congregations affected by
Hurricane Katrina netted more than $2 million,
with additional donations expected. But that is
just a beginning for the Katrina Church Recovery
Appeal, sponsored by the United Methodist Council
of Bishops.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Donations |
GBGM programs |
Natural disasters |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Africa | Mozambique | South Central U.S. | South Eastern U.S. | United States |
Date posted: Nov 09, 2006
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