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arrow icon. ZOE Ministry Brings Life 365 Days a Year 
Peninah, 16, supports her family of three with her agricultural and sewing projects that ZOE Ministry helped her establish.

More than just a lovable orange character on Sesame Street, Zoe was one of the sisters of Greek mythology who resided in the Garden of Hesperides. Zoe translates to "life," and that is precisely what the ZOE Ministry, Advance #982023, brings not only on World AIDS Day, but 365 days a year.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Health | Poverty | Welfare | Women | Youth | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Focus on Global Health | Rwanda | Zambia | Zimbabwe | Kenya |
Date posted: Dec 02, 2010

arrow icon. The UMCOR Hotline for August 3, 2010 
In Today's Hotline: PAKISTAN: Worst Flooding on Record; 2 Million Affected US: Care Teams for Gulf Coast ZAMBIA: Securing a Future SIERRA LEONE: Church Farm Supports Rural Communities HAITI: Job Postings HAITI: Physical Therapists to be Trained US: First Hurricane of 2010 Season
Source: UMCOR
More about: Agriculture | AIDS/HIV | Emergencies | Health | Hunger | Natural disasters | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | Haiti | Pakistan | Sierra Leone | United States | Zambia |
Date posted: Aug 03, 2010
arrow icon. Single-Heartedness: First Sunday of Lent, February 21, 2010 

Absolute single-hearted service…how does one do that? What would that look like? Some saintly person unengaged with this world's temptations and relationships that snarl much of God's creation into an unrecognizable mess? What does single-hearted service mean to me? How do I not become distracted from my intentions?
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Emergencies | GBGM news | Health | Mission opportunities | Missionaries | Natural disasters | Poverty | Volunteers | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Haiti | Nepal | Somalia | Zambia |
Date posted: Feb 10, 2010

arrow icon. Tales of Hope 
A grant from the Global AIDS Fund helped to provide 10 bicycles to St. Paul's Anglican Children Project in Chipata, Zambia, for caregivers making home visits to people living with HIV/AIDS.

HIV/AIDS affects people in all nations at all strata of society. Thanks to the United Methodist Global AIDS Fund, United Methodists and their partners can fight this disease in various countries through church, community, and hospital-based projects.
Source: New World Outlook
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Global connections | Poverty | Welfare | Women | Youth | Focus on Global Health | India | Zambia | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Nov 01, 2009

arrow icon. The UMCOR Hotline for October 27, 2009 
In Today's Hotline: *PHILIPPINES: Helping Disaster Survivors *INDONESIA: Earthquake Relief *INDIA: Flood Response *ZAMBIA: Bicycles for Home Care Givers
Source: UMCOR
More about: AIDS/HIV | Emergencies | Health | Natural disasters | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | India | Indonesia | Philippines | Zambia |
Date posted: Oct 27, 2009
arrow icon. The UMCOR Hotline for August 25, 2009 
In Today's Hotline: *SRI LANKA: Out of Poverty *US: “We Are UMCOR” *ZAMBIA: Providing Life Skills *US: Fair Trade “To Go” *RESOURCES: Birthing a Dream—New Church Bulletin
Source: UMCOR
More about: Agriculture | Children | Education | Emergencies | Health | Natural disasters | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | Sri Lanka | United States | Zambia |
Date posted: Aug 25, 2009
arrow icon. Road Construction Ahead: Advent Reflections from Zambia Second Sunday of Advent, December 7, 2008
In Zambia, as in much of Africa, we are constantly dealing with simply getting from point A to point B. In Zambia, as in much of Africa, we are constantly dealing with simply getting from point A to point B. More than once, I have had our project's Toyota Land Cruiser break through a bridge deck and nearly roll over into a river. Our project workers and I have spent hours unloading cargo and hand carrying them up hills too slippery and rough to ascend with a loaded vehicle. Of course, most Africans don't even have motor vehicles and consider themselves lucky to have a bicycle.
Source: Mission Personnel
More about: Advent | Agriculture | Bible | Christian love | Christmas | GBGM programs | Jesus Christ | Missionaries | United Methodist Church | Africa | World | Zambia |
Date posted: Nov 29, 2008
arrow icon. Remember Where Our Hope Truly Lies: Advent Reflection on Mark 13 First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2008
As I am writing this, I am watching a news broadcast about the failing economy. Worries about banks failing, war, and environmental collapse seem to bubble up in many of my conversations. With such chaos around me, I have found it difficult to know how to hope, and in what to place my hope. Yet in Advent we are once again to hope and wait for the coming Messiah.
Source: Mission Personnel
More about: Advent | Bible | Christmas | Jesus Christ | United Methodist Church | Africa | World | Zambia |
Date posted: Nov 28, 2008
arrow icon. Global Justice Volunteers: The Program 
Global Justice Volunteers 2008.

New York, NY, October 7, 2008--"The most important and challenging part of the program is the cross-cultural experience," said Beth Buchanan, Program Coordinator for Mission Volunteers, Global Ministries. "It is the building of these relationships that develop you as leaders and help you decide what you believe. That's what we're about. Challenge and be challenged. Change and be changed."
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Global connections | Volunteers | Youth | Ghana | Sierra Leone | Zambia |
Date posted: Oct 07, 2008

arrow icon. Global Justice Volunteers Challenge and Are Challenged 
The director of the HIV/AIDS center in Sierra Leone explains the testing process to Global Justice Volunteers Annie Mae Krapek from the US and Brima Koroma from Sierra Leone.

New York, NY, October 7, 2008--"The experience has been amazing." Anthony Cruz, 25, a youth director from Las Vegas, Nevada, emailed these words home from Accra, Ghana, as a Global Justice Volunteer (GJV) at the West Africa AIDS Foundation this summer.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Communities | Global connections | Globalization | Volunteers | Youth | Ghana | Sierra Leone | Zambia |
Date posted: Oct 07, 2008

arrow icon. 'Strength of the Ox' Brings Blessings 
The 2008 corn harvest at Mujila Falls was a major success with about 120 tons being
harvested. Kanyama, Zambia, June 26, 2008--The Mujila Falls Agricultural Centre takes Proverbs 14:4 seriously: "Where there are no oxen, there is no grain; abundant crops come by the strength of the ox."
Source: Missionary stories
More about: Advance | Zambia |
Date posted: Jun 30, 2008
arrow icon. Hallelujah Moment from Zambia:
 A Welcome PET

Leonard Kafemba with his PET. "Has the PET really made a difference in your life?" I asked Leonard. Leonard replied enthusiastically: "I now have a new life! I am able to help others and myself for the first time in a long time. And it led me to Jesus!"
Source: Mission Education
More about: Disabilities | Donations | Health | Missionaries | Advance | Zambia |
Date posted: Jun 26, 2008
arrow icon. Hallelujah Moment from Zambia
 'What To Do With the Baby?'

Lunda woman milking a goat at the Mujila Falls Agriculture Center. The emergency request came early in the morning. A woman from the Lunda Tribe was having complications from childbirth and needed to be driven to the hospital 50 km away. When I arrived at the clinic, it was too late. The woman had died. What started out as an ambulance run became a slow, mournful procession instead as the woman's body was returned to her family and village.
Source: Mission Education
More about: Agriculture | AIDS/HIV | Christian love | Communities | Education | GBGM programs | Health | Missionaries | Rural | Women | Advance | Zambia |
Date posted: Oct 19, 2007
arrow icon. Missionary Kenneth Enright Dies:
 Founded Aviation Ministry

Kenneth and Lorraine Enright: long-time missionaries in Congo. The Rev. Kenneth Enright, who as a United Methodist missionary in Congo established the Wings of the Morning Aviation Ministry in 1960, died in Zambia on June 9.
Source: GBGM Administration
More about: Christian love | GBGM news | Missionaries | Congo | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jun 09, 2006
arrow icon. Let us set our addictions aside and proclaim hope and healing 
Rev. Cynthia Abrams, outside
Masala High School with two students who recently quit smoking marijuana. She attended the SPSARV-sponsored conference on durg and alcohol abuse, Shaping the Future with Hope, Healing and Deliverance, in Kitwe, Zambia.
19 July 2005, Kitwe, Zambia—United Methodist leaders from throughout Africa ended ten days of sharing, training and planning at the Mindolo Ecumenical Center in Kitwe, Zambia with the exuberant sound of African drums and song. In a moving sending forth service ... retired Bishop Felton Edwin May urged congregants to set aside their own “addictions to power games, prestige and separation by conference…and reach out to others, love them and treat them as God treats them and bring wholeness and healing to their lives.”
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Christian love | Communities | Family | GBGM events | GBGM programs | Health | International affairs | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | Partners/partnerships | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 19, 2005
arrow icon. Medicine boxes and Healthy Homes, Healthy Families kits from UMCOR 
Missionary Beatrice Gbanga demonstrates Medicine Boxes and health kits at Africa conference on durg and alcohol abuse. [SPSARV-sponsored conference, Shaping the Future with Hope, Healing and Deliverance, in Kitwe, Zambia.] Kitwe, Zambia, July 18, 2005—The usefulness of the familiar Medicine Boxes that many United Methodist congregations and individuals assemble was demonstrated to a conference of 60 African church leaders meeting in Kitwe, Zambia to become better equipped to respond to drug and alcohol abuse.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Christian love | Communities | Family | GBGM events | GBGM programs | Health | Missionaries | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | Partners/partnerships | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 18, 2005
arrow icon. Anti-drug and vocational training efforts target Zambian youth and young adults 
Twenty-three year old, Victoria Phiri finished the five-month course in June and says that she now earns money by sewing at home. [SPSARV-sponsored conference, Shaping the Future with Hope, Healing and Deliverance , in Kitwe, Zambia.] Kitwe, Zambia, July 18, 2005—The statistics on the plight of orphans and vulnerable children in Zambia paint a daunting picture. The country has the second-highest proportion of children orphaned by AIDS in Africa. (Uganda has the highest proportion). The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, estimates that Zambia has in excess of 630,000 AIDS orphans, many of them living on the streets.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Communities | Education | GBGM events | GBGM programs | Health | International affairs | United Methodist Church | Partners/partnerships | Methodism | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 18, 2005
arrow icon. Conference highlights substance abuse ministry successes in West Africa 
Henrietta Draper is a young Liberian refugee working with youth in the camps in Ghana who attended the SPSARV sponsored, Shaping the Future with Hope, Healing and Deliverance, in Kitwe, Zambia. Kitwe, Zambia, July 16, 2005—United Methodist efforts to combat drug and alcohol abuse and related violence in Africa are providing important models and lessons learned for local congregations and annual conferences.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: AIDS/HIV | GBGM events | GBGM programs | Health | United Methodist Church | Partners/partnerships | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 16, 2005
arrow icon. Africa must win! United Methodist Target Drugs and Alcohol in Africa
Rev. Jose Kabanga focuses his outreach efforts on encouraging behavior and lifestyle changes for youth in the fight to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS. Kitwe, Zambia, July 12, 2005—There’s no mistaking the sense of urgency or the desire to act on the part of African church leaders who are gathering in Kitwe, Zambia this week. They’ve come from across the African continent looking for the training and resources that will help them to extend and strengthen their ministries to persons and communities affected by substance abuse and related violence.
Source: Community and Institutional Ministries
More about: AIDS/HIV | GBGM programs | Health | United Methodist Church | Violence | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 12, 2005
arrow icon. The Drug Crisis and Mission: 
Address of the Rev. R. Randy Day

Priscilla Legay Jaiah at the conference Kitwe, Zambia, July 12, 2005—The Rev. R. Randy Day, chief executive of the international mission agency of The United Methodist Church, delivered a major address on the mission challenges of the alcohol and drug crisis at a conference in Zambia on July 11.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Advocacy | AIDS/HIV | Christian love | GBGM events | GBGM news | GBGM programs | Health | Human rights | United Methodist Church | Violence | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 12, 2005
arrow icon. United Methodists in Africa Hear about Crucial Role of  
The Church in Overcoming Alcohol and Drug Crisis

Dr. Caroline Njuki, GBGM staff, and Mrs. Beatrice Gbanga, a missionary serving in Liberia, attended the conference Kitwe, Zambia, July 12, 2005—A poignant and high- energy drama performed by young people from the Mutende Cultural Ensemble of Zambia set the tone as United Methodists from Africa got down to work on ways to respond to the drug crisis.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Advocacy | AIDS/HIV | Children | Christian love | Communities | GBGM events | Health | International affairs | United Methodist Church | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 12, 2005
arrow icon. United Methodists Put the Focus on Hope in  Effort to Combat Drug and Alcohol Use in Africa
 The United Methodist Church is launching a new effort to stem drug trafficking and substance abuse in Africa. A conference in Kitwe, Zambia, on July 8-19 will be the first Africa-wide initiative of the church’s Special Program on Substance Abuse and Related Violence (SPSARV). One outcome of the event will be a task force that will concentrate on the vast continent where drug use and abuse is rapidly escalating.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Communities | GBGM events | GBGM programs | Health | United Methodist Church | Africa | Zambia |
Date posted: Jul 01, 2005
arrow icon. God’s Great Gifts 
Milk is a major source of proteins, minerals, and vitamins. Children between the ages of two and six often suffer from severe nutritional deficiencies curable by a cup of milk per day. We have introduced milking goats in Musokatanda and dairy cows in Mujila Falls. We always have to be mindful of the many ways that God has gifted us through the Holy Spirit. Some of us have gifts of prophecy and others gifts of faith. Some of us have special gifts of music or the ability to teach; others have a gift for gardening or carpentry. All of these gifts must be shared or they are nothing.
Source: Mission Personnel
More about: Christian love | Communities | Donations | Economy | Health | Missionaries | Prayers | United Methodist Church | Africa | Congo DR | Zambia |
Date posted: Jun 23, 2005
arrow icon. UMCOR Hotline, May 24, 2005 
UMCOR Emergency Response Long-term recovery from last season's four consecutive hurricanes is quietly treading forward. UMCOR provided a grant to help tackle rural poverty in Zimbabwe through nutrition programs, food distribution, and self-supporting activities such as gardening. Hurricane Adrian rolled through El Salvador and Honduras late last week.
Source: UMCOR
More about: Agriculture | Emergencies | Hunger | Natural disasters | UMCOR | United Methodist Church | Volunteers | Africa | Central America | El Salvador | Guatemala | Honduras | Nicaragua | South Eastern U.S. | United States | Zambia | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: May 24, 2005
arrow icon. Three Missionaries Give Hope to Children and Families in Africa  
 Thomas and Sharon Crowe serve in the face of war in the village of Nyembo Umpungu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: following is an excerpt from a newsletter that details their work.
Dru Smith is a Missioner of Hope stationed in Kitwe, Zambia, where she serves TASC, the Training, Assistance and Support of Children Project

Source: Missionary stories
More about: AIDS/HIV | Children | Christian love | Communities | GBGM programs | Missionaries | United Methodist Church | Africa | Congo DR | Zambia |
Date posted: Feb 16, 2004
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