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On June 30, 2019 UCG Zimbabwe pastor Mike Mukarati wrote about Pentecost services in Zimbabwe’s largest congregation, Gokwe. Forty people observed the Feast of Pentecost. Mike Mukarati lives in Mutare 466 miles away to the east on the border of Mozambique. Our people do not have a building and would be forced to meet under […]
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From Gracious Jr. Mpilangwe: Having received the LifeNets scholarship for the 2019/2020 academic year, I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to you for providing me with this scholarship. My name is Gracious Mpilangwe Jr, I’m a 21-year-old male and I’m from Malawi, Blantyre. I am currently in my second year […]
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Filius Jere writes this progress report about our helping with food security in drought-stricken Zambia. Sacks of maize are delivered. Also, Filius is educating people about conservation farming. From Filius: While most of Southern Africa blames Climate Change for their poor harvests, Chosiwe can afford to smile. She attributes her good harvest to conservation farming […]
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Our relationship with Dr. Vasyl Paschnyk and his wife Natalia Zenchenko who are two of the original founders of the “Revival” Centre of Rehabilitation of Disabled Children in Chernihev, Ukraine, goes back to early 1996. They have built an amazing rehabilitation center recognized highly in Ukraine and around the world. They are highly qualified, but even […]
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Report from Jorge de Campos about our LifeNets cattle project in Maoca de Moscau, Brazil: On April 5, 2019 I visited the LifeNets cattle with Kraig Bledsoe in Maloca de Moscou. .The brethren planted a whole new grass feeding area and ‘Bella’ has had a little calf. The cattle is being regularly vaccinated and the […]
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On 24th November, 2018, Joseph Mughogho from Malawi graduated with a Master of Science in Managing Rural and Community Development. “Every journey begins with a single step so they say”. And within that journey two things happen, either you fall and wake up or you give up. Most of all you meet people who actually […]
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June 3, 2019 Ryan Cooper lives and works in Vietnam. He has worked in other places, notably in Cambodia. When in the United States, he attends United Church of God in Terre Haute, Indiana. He write to us in May 2019: Greetings from Southeast Asia, I wanted to share with LifeNets recent activities that have […]
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Filius just sent this from Ngilile Village in Eastern Zambia. This is not an uncommon water challenge. Water from this shrinking pond is the sole water supply for the settlement…including drinking water. Filius writes: Sir, You may doubt this, but over eighty rural households of Ngilile village and surrounding settlements compete with livestock for water […]
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REPORT OF THE BUILDING OF A SECURITY WALL FENCE AND RE-INSTALLATION OF SOLAR-POWERED WATER FACILITY, UNITED CHURCH OF GOD, aia, CHIPATA, ZAMBIA Background Prior to August 2017, over two hundred rural families in Chipata, eastern Zambia, had no access to clean and safe water for domestic use. Women woke up at cockcrow and travelled long […]
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