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Growing a School in Tanzania--One Classroom at a Time
New York, NY, October 29, 2009--The fifth
classroom at Wesley Primary School, Morogoro,
Tanzania, has a foundation; now it needs only a
floor, walls, windows, a ceiling, a roof, and
equipment--in the next few months.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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Children |
Education |
Poverty |
Youth |
Tanzania |
Date posted: Oct 29, 2009
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My First 100 Days as an Individual Missionary Volunteer
As news organizations marked the first 100
days of a new president in the United States,
Individual Volunteer Holly Heyroth of Kansas
marked her first 100 days in Tanzania. Holly has
been working at Methodist Angel House Orphanage,
a children's home that opened five years ago to
assist with the care of 40 "amazingly strong and
beautiful children."
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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Children |
Education |
Health |
Hunger |
Volunteers |
Welfare |
Youth |
Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Focus on Global Health |
Tanzania |
Date posted: May 11, 2009
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Missionaries Find US United Methodists Compare Well to Those Back Home in Africa
September 29, 2008--A missionary couple
serving in Tanzania find great similarities
among United Methodists in Africa and the United
States: they are both “so good, so nice, so
kind, and so generous,” agreed Kabaka Ndala
Alphonsine and the Rev. Mutwale Ntambo Wa
Mushidi.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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United Methodist Church |
Congo DR | Tanzania |
Date posted: Sep 29, 2008
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Missionary Minute:
December 17, 2006
Sixteen years ago, the Democratic Republic of
Congo initiated an evangelism project to develop
The United Methodist Church in Tanzania, a country
dominated by Catholics and Muslims and plagued by
extreme poverty. I was invited to go as a
missionary, and a lifelong dream was fulfilled.
Source:
Advance
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United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Dec 11, 2006
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Bishop Encourages U.S. Churches to Partner with East Africa
A decade ago, Hutu extremists killed 800,000
Tutsis, and hundreds of thousands of Tutsis fled
Rwanda for neighboring Zaire and Tanzania.
Today, Tutsis and Hutus worship together in United
Methodist churches in Rwanda.
"It's the power of Jesus Christ," explained Bishop
Daniel Wandabula, who leads the denomination's
East Africa Area.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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United Methodist Church |
War |
Rwanda | Tanzania | Zaire |
Date posted: Aug 23, 2006
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Missionary Minute: Easter Day
April 16, 2006
In Luke 15, Jesus tells a familiar
parable: “Which one of you, having a hundred
sheep and losing one of them, does not leave the
ninety-nine in the wilderness and go after the
one that is lost until he finds it? When he has
found it, he lays it on his shoulders and
rejoices.”
Source:
Advance
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Lent |
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Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Methodism |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Apr 16, 2006
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New Year’s Message 2005: A Prayer from a Heart in Pain
Inspired by the Psalms, the General Secretary
reflects on the new year of 2005 in the light of
current events
Source:
GBGM Administration
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Prayers |
Africa | Asia and the Pacific Islands | Indonesia | Kenya | Malaysia | Maldives | Myanmar-Burma | Somalia | Sri Lanka | Tanzania | Thailand | Bangladesh | India |
Date posted: Dec 29, 2004
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The Foods Resource Bank: Setting Aside a Portion for God
Vernon Sloan’s family has owned the Sloan Family
Farms for six generations. He has worked as a
farmer on his land all his life. He and his wife
Carol had been searching for a way to help
alleviate hunger in other countries, but they
weren’t sure how to get started.
Source:
New World Outlook
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UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Africa | Ghana | Kenya | Tanzania | United States | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Jul 14, 2003
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United Methodists Make Churchwide Appeal for African Famine
Noting the potential for mass starvation, the
United Methodist Council of Bishops has issued a
churchwide appeal to fight famine in Southern
Africa. Funds will be directed to the United
Methodist Committee on Relief's African Famine
and Relief Advance #101250-4 and used to support
United Methodist and ecumenical work in the
region. The Rev. Randolph Nugent, chief executive
of the United Methodist Board of Global
Ministries, requested the appeal based on advice
from UMCOR staff.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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AIDS/HIV |
Donations |
Emergencies |
Hunger |
UMCOR |
Africa | Lesotho | Malawi | Mozambique | Swaziland | Tanzania | Zambia | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Jul 15, 2002
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Tanzania: God is With Them in the Camps
In a place where there could be despair there
instead is hope and celebration. It is a two-
mile long refugee camp in western Tanzania. It
is called Mtabili and it is home to 13,000 people
from Burundi, Rwanda and other countries. Many
have lived there for nearly a decade.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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War |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: May 15, 2002
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Eleven New Missionaries Commissioned
A new group of international missionaries, from
six countries and seven annual conferences,
have been sent forth by the General Board of
Global Ministries to spread the gospel of Jesus
Christ through a variety of ministries. The 11
missionaries have been assigned to eight
countries.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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Brazil | Cambodia | Germany | Kenya | Liberia | Nepal | Russia | Sierra Leone | Tanzania | United States | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Apr 05, 2002
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This is the Day the Lord Hath Made
Bill and Jimmye Whitfield, longtime missionaries
to Africa are currently assigned by the
General Board of Global Ministries to Tanazania.
The share their joy of being in mission these
many years and news of ongoing work as they
approach retirement.
Source:
Missionary stories
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Missionaries |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Feb 28, 2002
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Missionaries in Tanzania celebrate debt relief
Along with a selection of photos from an eight-
inch stack built up
over the last two years, Bill and Jimmye
Whitfield send this note of
rejoicing and jubilation:
We continue to give thanks each day for the
opportunity to represent your love and concern
for the beautiful people here in Tanzania.
Source:
Missionary stories
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Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Aug 21, 2001
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Congo's leader in peace talks
Congolese President Joseph Kabila recently met
with his Ugandan counterpart and foe Yoweri
Museveni to discuss ways of ending armed conflict
in the Democratic Republic of Congo. "Among other
things, we discussed the importance of
implementing an existing ceasefire agreement,"
said President Kabila.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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Advocacy |
Communities |
Conflict |
Human rights |
International affairs |
Peace |
Refugees |
War |
Congo DR | Tanzania | Uganda |
Date posted: Jul 16, 2001
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East Africa Bishop Expresses Sympathy for Victims
Bishop J. Alfred Ndoricimpa, episcopal leader of
the East Africa Annual Conference, has sent a
letter expressing condolences for victims of the
bombing of the United States Embassy in Nairobi.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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GBGM news |
International affairs |
United Methodist Church |
Violence |
Mission updates |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Aug 21, 1998
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Update: Africa Bombings
Like big cities everywhere, downtown Nairobi is a
crush of towering buildings, rushing people and
fast, honking cars. All these factors--the crowds,
the noise, the expense-- went into a decision to
hold last week's meeting of the East Africa Annual
Conference of The United Methodist Church outside
of the capital city of some two million residents.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
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International affairs |
United Methodist Church |
Violence |
Mission updates |
Africa | Tanzania |
Date posted: Aug 11, 1998
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