Real updates from real people — stories of perseverance, provision, and the hope of Christ taking root across Mozambique and Zambia.
Nelson’s completion of his degree in Mozambique is a powerful reminder of what becomes possible when barriers to education are reduced. As we celebrate this milestone, we also ask for prayer for Muma in Zambia as she prepares for final exams. Their journeys reflect the perseverance, faith, and determination required to pursue education in challenging circumstances.
We are celebrating exciting milestones in Zambia and Mozambique as Muma completed her first university term, Maggie and Jose enter their final year of secondary school, and Nelson nears graduation from nursing school. In regions where education is often out of reach, these achievements reflect God’s faithfulness and the impact of generous partners equipping students with opportunity, resources, and hope for a brighter future.
Jossias Daniel’s path has been marked by unwavering determination and remarkable resilience. His journey from orphanhood to medical professional is a testament to the power of education and the resilience of the human spirit.
Many people in Mozambique die of illnesses and diseases that are easily preventable and treatable. One of our goals is to help empower communities with knowledge on how to prevent these deaths from occurring.
This year we began supporting the higher education of another student, Nelson Charles. Nelson is 30 years old and lives with his beautiful wife and three precious daughters in Dondo, located in central Mozambique.
This month we began supporting another student’s education, a young lady named Maria Naene. This has been a rough year for Maria, but God is showing her his faithfulness…
Thanks to our financial partners, we have begun supporting the nursing school education of another student this year, Jossias Daniel!
When over 60% of your country's adults are illiterate and only a quarter of a percent of its population have attained a higher education, a meaningful future can feel impossible. Thankfully, we serve a God who makes a way when there seems to be none. Lourenço Caetano knows this all too well...
In 2010, during our first trip to Mozambique, Jason and I served as Interim Directors of a well-known ministry's missions base in the central part of the country. One of the many facets of life and ministry there was a home for boys who had been orphaned, abandoned, or whose only family could no longer care for them. It was there that we first met Lourenco, one of the boys in the ministry's care.
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