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Twins Association of Zimbabwe supports multiples, mothers
Global statistics indicate that in 1999, out of 2.8 million twins born worldwide, nearly 1.1 million (41%) were born in Africa. The mortality rate of twins is high due to low birth weight, tendency to be premature and complications at birth.
Love of children brings $800,000 gift to Zimbabwe
More than 80 United Methodists traveled from the U.S. to celebrate the 30th anniversary of United Methodist-related Africa University and the inauguration of the Rev. Peter Mageto as the university’s fifth vice chancellor.
Bishop exhibits servant leadership at mission school
In July, a 16-member delegation led by Charlie Moore arrived in the Hanwa Mission Area to paint the new primary school block. The bishop, expressing appreciation for the team’s years of ministry, said he wanted to join in the work.
Former Africa University vice chancellor dies at 82
Bishop Eben K. Nhiwatiwa of the Zimbabwe Episcopal Area said Murapa will always have a special place in the hall of fame among the list of vice chancellors who served Africa University. “The former vice chancellor told us people should know that they are at a university by simply looking at its grounds,” Nhiwatiwa said.
Zimbabwean family shares bounty with church
Amid severe economic adversity in Zimbabwe, a local family inspired overflowing joy as they shared their blessings. The Mukandi family donated money to build a borehole, parsonage and sanctuary at Bwanya United Methodist Church.
Community Bible study helps church make disciples
Church members in the Chitungwiza Marondera District in Zimbabwe are studying and spreading God’s word in their communities with the help of international Bible study program.