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Cyclone survivors receive new houses
Nearly two years ago, Tropical Cyclone Idai, one of the worst cyclones on record to affect Africa and the Southern Hemisphere, left catastrophic damage and a humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi. More than 1,300 people died, millions were affected and many families were left homeless.
COVID-19 deaths complicate pastors’ calling
With COVID-19 deaths on the rise in Zimbabwe, pastors are trying to balance conducting funerals and being in ministry with grieving church members with the ever-present danger of contracting the virus and infecting their families.
Church puts love into action amid pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic, prolonged droughts and economic deterioration leave millions facing unprecedented hunger on the African continent, members of The United Methodist Church are stepping in to care for children, seniors and other vulnerable communities.
Shining a light on servanthood during pandemic
Taurai Mhishi has been in a wheelchair for the past 34 years, but his disability hasn’t stopped him from serving his church.
Pitching tents to fight coronavirus
Amid a global pandemic, tents are being used to fight the coronavirus at the church’s mission hospitals and to provide shelter after disasters.
Pastors reveal emotional toll of COVID-19
Church leaders in Zimbabwe help counsel traumatized families, while also dealing with their own fears and anxiety amid pandemic.